Hello all ! I'm 40 years old and I have uneven jawline . I dont know if its sagging or extra fat pad on my jaw but Ijust one side of my jaw is looks like that !! You can see how puffy and uneven it looks , is there any nonsurgical treatment to help with that area ? Thank You !
August 11, 2017
Answer: Fixing an Uneven Jawline Hi and thank you for your question! No face is 100% symmetrical and we all have some levels of normal asymmetry in our face and body, but if reaches a level that bothers you it can be corrected. In your case, I would like to know if the unevenness is something new or if it has been getting worse, or if it has been like this since a ling time ago. This is important because sometime, superficial unevenness might indicate underlying issues which require further investigation. Otherwise, the jawline can be adjusted with injection of filler. Other treatments to consider include Kybella for under the jaw and possibly Botox for reducing the bulk of masseter muscle (if it is bulky). Non-invasive laser and radiofrequency treatments can also help with tightening the skin. I hope it helps and good luck!
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August 11, 2017
Answer: Fixing an Uneven Jawline Hi and thank you for your question! No face is 100% symmetrical and we all have some levels of normal asymmetry in our face and body, but if reaches a level that bothers you it can be corrected. In your case, I would like to know if the unevenness is something new or if it has been getting worse, or if it has been like this since a ling time ago. This is important because sometime, superficial unevenness might indicate underlying issues which require further investigation. Otherwise, the jawline can be adjusted with injection of filler. Other treatments to consider include Kybella for under the jaw and possibly Botox for reducing the bulk of masseter muscle (if it is bulky). Non-invasive laser and radiofrequency treatments can also help with tightening the skin. I hope it helps and good luck!
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August 9, 2017
Answer: Kybella, Thermi tight, fillers for non-surgical facelift Thank you for the question and photo. I would say that it is hard to tell based on your picture alone. I recommend scheduling consult with an experienced facial plastic surgeon so that he can examine you and go over your options. I have had great success with liquid facelift using fillers. You could also consider kybella, Thermi tight, and microneedling to help with your concerns
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August 9, 2017
Answer: Kybella, Thermi tight, fillers for non-surgical facelift Thank you for the question and photo. I would say that it is hard to tell based on your picture alone. I recommend scheduling consult with an experienced facial plastic surgeon so that he can examine you and go over your options. I have had great success with liquid facelift using fillers. You could also consider kybella, Thermi tight, and microneedling to help with your concerns
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