
Lower-face contouring. Sharpens the side profile, balances the chin projection, and restores the angular definition that softens with age — without a single mention of "snatched."
Book a ConsultationThe jaw and chin together define the lower face. We treat them together for clients wanting balanced contour, or individually for specific concerns — chin filler for projection, jaw filler for angular definition. Filler is placed deep against bone with a cannula for safety and longevity.
Photographs from multiple angles. We map the treatment plan to your bone structure, not a generic template.
Topical anaesthetic for 20 minutes.
20–25 minutes. Cannula technique preferred for the jaw line.
Complimentary. Settled definition assessed.
No exercise, alcohol or sauna for 24–48 hours. Sleep elevated. Avoid pressure on the jaw or chin during healing. No facial treatments for 2 weeks.
12–18 months on average. The jaw and chin are low-movement areas so filler typically lasts longer here than in the lips.
Chin filler addresses the front projection — useful for clients with a recessed chin or who want to balance the lower face. Jaw filler addresses the side definition — for sharper jawline contour. Often booked together.
Only if overdone. We treat conservatively — the goal is balanced definition, not exaggerated angles. Most clients need 1–2ml across both areas.
Mild swelling and tenderness for 24–48 hours. Bruising is possible but uncommon. Most clients return to work the next day.