Weak Jawline, Round face - Surgical or non-surgical options to achieve a stronger jawline? (Photos)

Hi This is Dr Özge Ergün Your native chin (mentum) and underlying mandibular structure are evaluated as being in excellent condition. Therefore, a vertical lengthening mandibular implant is the optimal modality to achieve a significantly enhanced and well-defined jawline contour. This p...

Thank you for your question—and you're absolutely not alone in feeling uncomfortable about urinary catheters. Many patients share similar concerns, and it's completely okay to bring this up with your surgeon and anesthesiologist before surgery. For jaw implant and buccal fat pad removal...

Since you've already undergone chin liposuction and a sliding genioplasty, and you're now aiming for further jawline definition, particularly without increasing frontal width - a silicone jaw implant will be a suitable next step. Silicone mandibular angle implants can enhance the lower jaw by...

Hard to tell what exactly you want, but my guess is that the chin is too pointy and you want a more square jawline. Yes bony contouring can help with this. All scars are inside your mouth.

What you need is orthognathic surgery. This is the best way with long lasting result, will treat all your issues, and won't have long term complications with implants infection/displacement. All incisions are inside your mouth. This can shorten the midface, and make your jaw more masculine, and...

For angle of the jaw, silicone or titanium are ok options, but I think long term a better option would be jaw surgery and doing a clockwise rotation of the maxillomandibular complex. This will automatically makes you appears more manly with bigger more square jaws--assuming this is what you want.