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Lower face contouring can help restructure and restore lost volume due to the effects of aging. We can also use these enhancements to aesthetically define and shape the jawline, creating a more chiselled profile. Lower Face contouring work best in-conjunction with Cheek & Midface Contouring. You can further improve upon these results with a non-surgical thread lift.
Nasolabial folds, the pronounced lines that extend from the sides of the nose down towards the mouth corners, become more visible as we age due to the loss of volume in the mid-face and cheeks. Addressing this area can replenish lost volume and smooth out the appearance of these creases, contributing to a more youthful look.
Marionette lines are the creases or folds that extend from the corners of the mouth down towards the chin. These result from the natural decrease in skin elasticity and facial volume associated with aging, sometimes giving the impression of a ‘sad clown’ face as they may cause the mouth to appear downturned.
Marionette lines can be made more noticeable by tension from the DAO muscle. A discussion of the treatments available to address this area will be part of your comprehensive treatment plan to address the area effectively.
As we age, bone and soft tissue start to dissolve around the jawline. This combination of shrinking fat pads and loss of structural support in the jawline contributes to the formation of jowls. Overall, the appearance is that of an aging lower face and neck.
Jawline Enhancement can work particularly well with Jawline slimming and Neck lifting treatments to further lift and define the lower face. In your consultation, your practitioner will be able to discuss what treatment options are available to best suit your needs.
Clients must have a one-on-one consultation to discuss treatments available to assist in lower-face enhancements. All consultations are scheduled for a minimum of 45 minutes.
During your consultation, your practitioner will discuss your treatment goals, facial anatomy, and the aging process. This will establish the best treatment options for you and give you realistic expectations of the results you are likely to achieve.
Aftercare advice and management will be given to you at the time of your appointment. You will also be emailed a copy of this information for you to refer back to at any time.
We welcome questions, so please feel free to come prepared with any questions.