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JAWLINE ENHANCEMENT IN MORPETH
Jawline Definition
The shape and definition of the jawline are influenced by facial structure, skin elasticity and the distribution of soft tissue. Over time, changes in these areas can soften the jawline, while natural asymmetry or changes following weight loss may also affect its appearance.
Depending on the underlying cause, non-surgical treatments may help improve definition and create a more balanced appearance. The most suitable approach will depend on your facial anatomy, the degree of skin laxity and your desired outcome.
A considered approach to jawline definition
At SG Aesthetics, Sarah Gilmour takes an individual approach to lower-face rejuvenation, assessing the structure of the jawline and the condition of the surrounding skin before recommending treatment. The aim is to enhance your natural features while maintaining facial balance and proportion.
Recommended Treatments
HIFU
High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) delivers focused energy beneath the skin to stimulate collagen remodelling. In suitable patients, it may help improve skin firmness and the appearance of mild laxity around the lower face and jawline. Results vary, and it is not a substitute for surgery where there is significant excess skin.
Dermal Fillers
Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers can add structural support and definition to selected areas of the jawline. They may be suitable where a lack of volume or definition is a contributing factor, particularly when skin laxity is limited. Fillers do not remove excess skin or directly eliminate jowls, and careful assessment is essential.
Sarah will discuss the potential benefits, limitations and risks of each option during your consultation, helping you understand which approach may be appropriate for you.
