Jawline Botox

Jawline Botox

What Is Jawline Botox?

Jawline Botox is a treatment planned to balance the harsh, tense or heavy expression caused by a downward muscle pull along the jawline and lower face.
Overactivity of certain lower-face muscles can pull the cheek tissues downwards and create the jowls that become visible around the middle of the jawline.

Jawline Botox aims to correct this muscle imbalance and help the lower face look more balanced.

Why Do Jowls Form Along the Jawline?

Jowls usually develop from a combination of the following factors:

• An increased downward pull of the lower-face muscles
• The cheek tissues shifting downwards over time
• Overactivity of the muscles around the jawline and the corners of the mouth
• Loss of support in the skin and connective tissue with age

This can create a sagging, heavy appearance in the middle of the jawline.

What Does Jawline Botox Aim to Do?

The aims of jawline Botox are to:

• Balance the downward-pulling muscle effect
• Help reduce the downward sagging of the cheeks
• Contribute to a softer, more balanced expression along the jawline
• Reduce the visibility of jowls

The treatment is planned to respect the natural contour of the face.

How Is Jawline Botox Planned?

• Expressions of the lower face and jawline are assessed
• The downward-pulling muscle groups are analysed
• The overall balance of facial expression is taken into account
• A personalised treatment plan is created

Where needed, it may be assessed together with chin tip Botox or other lower-face treatments.

Natural Appearance and Patient Safety

The main goal of jawline Botox is to regulate the balance of the lower face without making the expression harsh.
The whole process is carried out with facial anatomy in mind and with patient safety as the priority.

This page is for general information. Suitability, possible side effects and expected results are assessed at a medical consultation; results vary between individuals.