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Chin and Jawline Contouring 

Chin and jawline augmentation involves placing dermal filler in specific areas along the chin/ jawline to improve the proportion and harmony to the face. Optimizing the chin and jawline with a dermal filler treatment creates definition and symmetry in the lower third of the face and can elongate the face, giving it a slimmer more feminine shape. Unlike a surgical procedure this treatment involves minimal downtime with bruising and swelling lasting a few days.

Typical areas of concern that Chin Fillers can address:

 

  • Lengthens and adds to a flat chin to create a slimmer and sleeker looking face

  • Adding protrusion and balancing a receded or weak/small chin

  • Treating and disguising jowls either side of the  chin

Typical areas of concern that Jawline Fillers can address:

 

  • Sharpening and defining the jawline and mandibular angles

  • Creating a jawline in those with underformed jawline

  • Treating a sagging jawline that merges with the neck

  • Creating a more masculine jawline (males only)

  • Giving the illusion of a slimmer looking neck. 

Assesment

A full consultation with our team. Discussion of what you are concerned about and looking for. Then medical history and consent form completion.

Treatment

The procedure lasts 30 minutes. Topical local anesthetic cream is applied to numb the area for 10-15 minutes. As a result there is little discomfort. 

Recovery

The majority of people require no downtime  and can return to work and normal activities the same day. Minimal swelling  and/or bruising may occur, but resolves a few days after the procedure

Result

Results are immediate, with further improvements in the 7 days after treatment. Results can be expected to last 12-18 months..

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Refresh London Medical Aesthetics Ltd (Company No. 13468407) Office 9, Dalton House, 60 Windsor Avenue, London, United Kingdom, Sw19 2RR.  

 

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