Softening jawlines sharpened and redefined.
If the lower face has begun to soften, with jowls forming and the once-sharp jawline blurring, it's one of the changes people most want to address, and one of the most ageing. As collagen declines, the lower face loses support and descends. A firmer, more defined jawline can be restored without surgery.
What are jowls?
Softening or sagging along the lower face that blurs the once-defined jawline, sometimes forming jowls either side of the chin. The lower face can look heavier and less sculpted than before.
What causes jowls?
Collagen loss and reduced skin firmness allow the lower face to descend with age and gravity, forming jowls and softening the jawline. Genetics, sun exposure and bone and tissue changes all influence how and when this happens.
What are jowls?
Softening or sagging along the lower face that blurs the once-defined jawline, sometimes forming jowls either side of the chin. The lower face can look heavier and less sculpted than before.