Lack of Jawline Definition
A less defined jawline can be linked to morphology, fat under the chin or laxity — it's never a matter of not taking care of yourself. Solutions exist today to redefine this area.
What it is, simply
Lack of jawline definition shows up as a less pronounced line between the face and neck, often caused by fat under the chin, bone loss or skin laxity. It's a common concern, which can appear with age or be present from birth depending on morphology.
What causes a poorly defined jawline?
Fat accumulation under the chin
A localized pocket of fat can blur the natural jawline.
Skin laxity
With age, the skin of the neck and lower face can loosen and obscure the jawline.
Bone or muscle loss
The jaw's bone structure remodels over time, reducing its natural projection.
Morphology and genetics
Some people naturally have a less defined jawline, independent of age or weight.
Available treatments and procedures
Neck fat reduction
Injections that target the pocket of fat beneath the chin to refine the profile.
Dermal fillers
Redraw the jawline through precise contouring.
Morpheus
RF microneedling, firms the skin of the neck and lower face.
Your questions about jawline definition
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