How can I tighten and define my jawline? (Photo)

To tighten and define your jawline, especially after undergoing buccal fat removal and receiving cheek, jaw, and chin fillers, consider the following options:

Additional Fillers: You may consider adding more filler to the jawline and chin areas to enhance definition and contour. This can provide a more structured appearance and improve the overall balance of your facial features.

Radiofrequency Treatments: Non-invasive treatments such as radiofrequency (RF) can help tighten the skin by stimulating collagen production. This can enhance the definition of your jawline over time.

Ultrasound Therapy: Procedures like Ultherapy use ultrasound technology to lift and tighten the skin by targeting deeper layers, promoting collagen regeneration.

Kybella: If there is excess submental fat (under the chin), Kybella injections can help dissolve fat cells, leading to a more defined jawline.

Thread Lifts: A minimally invasive option, thread lifts can provide immediate lifting and tightening effects. They work by inserting dissolvable threads that lift the skin and stimulate collagen production.

Lifestyle Factors: Maintaining a healthy diet, staying hydrated, and practicing facial exercises can also contribute to a more defined jawline over time.

It is essential to discuss your goals with a qualified dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon who can assess your specific needs and recommend the most appropriate treatment plan. They can provide personalized advice based on your facial structure and previous procedures.

The prejowl sulcus is an indentation that naturally occurs in between somebody's jowl and chin. It is conceivable that a judicious use of filler in this area could lead to the result that you desire. Wishing you out. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Since the only pics you attached are front view, your jawline looks more than defined. This may not be the case from the side but we can't see any of that.

I would suggest three things
1- You need to reduce the eye makeup because it draws attention to upper 1/3 face and makes your chin appear sharper and smaller
2- You need some volume on your jawline. Can be done with fillers. Maybe you would need some volume on your mandible angle to widen the lower face a little bit.
3- Maybe a neck liposuction to make some shadow under the jaw.

Based on your nicely post of photos, I would recommend a one stitch facelift with muscle tightening, combined with Endo treatment and possibly nano grass or HA fillers along jaw line. Best to virtual council with fees will range from $8000-$15,000.