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At Cosmetic Connection, our jawline contouring consultations allow you to explore non-surgical options to refine the shape, definition, and structure of your jaw–whether your concerns are due to natural ageing, or your normal lower-face structure.
Our experienced medical professionals use various techniques to tailor the appearance of your jawline to your personal preferences. During your consultation, we’ll review your goals, outline potential risks, and explain the range of possible outcomes based on your individual assessment.
If you’re ready to move forward, contact our team for a free suitability assessment, or schedule a confidential consultation.
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Why book a consultation for jawline contour?
A consultation with our experienced clinicians helps you understand your options and choose the approach best suited to your preferences. You’ll receive clear guidance tailored to your individual needs.
Professional Guidance
Learn which non-surgical options are suitable for your personal aesthetic concerns.
Personalised Plan
Receive recommendations customised to your goals and lifestyle.
Tailored Improvement, Without Permanent Commitment
Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with tailored and non-permanent changes.
Holistic Approach
Can be integrated into a holistic non-surgical plan to balance facial features and refresh your appearance.
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Chin
A lack of chin structure, whether due to natural anatomy or the effects of ageing, can influence the overall harmony of your face. During your consultation, we can explore non-surgical approaches to adjust chin structure, helping to contour your jawline and lower-face.
Under chin
Excess fat in the under chin area can contribute to the appearance of submental fullness, which can affect jawline definition. During your consultation, we can explore non-surgical approaches that reduce under chin fat to improve lower-face contours in line with your preferences.
Jowls
Jowls develop as changes in facial structure, volume, and skin support occur with age. These changes can soften the definition of the jawline and create sagging along its lower border. During your consultation, we can explore non-surgical approaches designed to support facial structure and contour, helping to reduce the appearance of jowls and define the jawline.
Masseter muscles
The masseter muscles, whether naturally prominent or changing with age, can influence the shape and appearance of the jawline. Larger masseters give the jaw and lower face a stronger, square appearance, while smaller masseters are typically associated with a tapered, refined look. During your consultation, we can explore non-surgical approaches to soften and relax the masseters, helping to create a slimmer, more refined lower-face contour.
Jawline
When the jawline lacks structure due to either natural anatomy or the effects of ageing, it can affect the perception of lower-face definition. During your consultation, we can explore how non-surgical approaches that support jawline volume may assist with refining lower-face contours.
Chin
A lack of chin structure, whether due to natural anatomy or the effects of ageing, can influence the overall harmony of your face. During your consultation, we can explore non-surgical approaches to adjust chin structure, helping to contour your jawline and lower-face.
Under chin
Excess fat in the under chin area can contribute to the appearance of submental fullness, which can affect jawline definition. During your consultation, we can explore non-surgical approaches that reduce under chin fat to improve lower-face contours in line with your preferences.
Jowls
Jowls develop as changes in facial structure, volume, and skin support occur with age. These changes can soften the definition of the jawline and create sagging along its lower border. During your consultation, we can explore non-surgical approaches designed to support facial structure and contour, helping to reduce the appearance of jowls and define the jawline.
Masseter muscles
The masseter muscles, whether naturally prominent or changing with age, can influence the shape and appearance of the jawline. Larger masseters give the jaw and lower face a stronger, square appearance, while smaller masseters are typically associated with a tapered, refined look. During your consultation, we can explore non-surgical approaches to soften and relax the masseters, helping to create a slimmer, more refined lower-face contour.
Jawline
When the jawline lacks structure due to either natural anatomy or the effects of ageing, it can affect the perception of lower-face definition. During your consultation, we can explore how non-surgical approaches that support jawline volume may assist with refining lower-face contours.
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Your personalised consultation
Your journey starts with a private consultation where our friendly, experienced clinicians listen to your goals and assess your unique needs. We’ll explain your options clearly, including how treatments work, expected results, longevity, risks, aftercare, and costs—giving you the knowledge and confidence to make an informed decision in a supportive, trusting environment.
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Professional treatment & care
Once you’re ready, our skilled practitioners perform your treatment with care and precision. To ease any discomfort, we offer a range of numbing options. Your safety, comfort, and results are always our priority, with emergency equipment on-site and generous appointment times to ensure your treatment is never rushed.
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Your bespoke results
After your personalised treatment, we’ll provide you with detailed post-treatment care instructions to ensure a swift and smooth healing process.
To further support you, all treatments performed at Cosmetic Connection include an optional complimentary follow-up appointment and are backed by our satisfaction guarantees, ensuring your complete peace of mind.
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The jawline’s structure is primarily determined by the mandible, the largest and strongest bone in the face. It forms the lower jaw and houses the lower teeth. The mandible connects with the temporal bones of the skull at the temporomandibular joints (TMJ), allowing for movement essential for chewing and speaking.
Key components influencing jawline aesthetics include:
- Mandibular (Gonial) Angle: The junction where the body meets the ramus, contributing to the jaw’s angularity.
- Mandible Body: The horizontal portion that forms the lower border of the jawline.
- Jowl: The fat compartment that sits along the front of the jawline, which sags with age.
- Pre-Sowl Sulcus: This is the hollow area between the chin and jowl. We can treat the pre-jowl sulcus to make your jawline appear straighter.
- Chin: A small or recessed chin can contribute to a lack of jawline definition and make under chin fullness appear more pronounced. Adding chin structure can adjust the overall shape of your jaw.
Understanding these anatomical features is crucial for planning effective jawline treatments.
How jawline contouring treatments work
Non-surgical jawline contouring focuses on increasing definition, balance, and harmony to the lower face. Changes in the jawline often result from a combination of volume loss, skin laxity, and alterations in underlying muscle and fat structures. Treatments are tailored to your individual anatomy and aesthetic goals to achieve results aligned with your preferences.
Key objectives of jawline enhancement
- Volume and definition: Replenishes lost volume in the chin, lower cheeks, and pre-jowls to increase contour.
- Contour sharpening: Refines the angles of the jawline for a more structured appearance.
- Addressing asymmetry: Focuses on reducing concerns about unevenness in jawline shape or profile that are both natural, or resulting from trauma.
- Reduction of under-chin fullness: Targets excess fat beneath the chin, aiming to increase jaw definition.
- Skin tightening and lifting: Supports firmness and elasticity in the jawline and lower face, reducing subtle sagging caused by changes in the platysma muscle.
Key approaches for jawline contouring
Defining the jawline non-surgically involves a combination of techniques that address volume, skin quality, muscle tone, and underlying fat, all tailored to the individual’s anatomy and aesthetic goals.
Adding volume is a cornerstone of most jawline contouring treatments. Either through natural development or changes over time, the lower face can lack subtle amounts of fat and connective tissue, leading to less defined jaw contours and a softened chin profile. By strategically adding structure in the lower cheeks, chin, and along the jawline, clinicians can refine facial proportions, and create a sharper, more structured appearance.
Non-surgical skin tightening focuses on increasing skin firmness and elasticity. We can use various methods to stimulate collagen production deep within the skin, helping to lift and tighten the jawline and lower face. This can counteract the natural laxity of skin and underlying tissues, supporting the contours achieved through volume treatments.
Submental contouring addresses fullness beneath the chin, often called a “double chin.” Excess fat in this area can obscure jawline definition and affect overall facial balance. Non-invasive fat reduction techniques target these deposits without surgery, gradually sharpening the angle between the chin and neck and creating a smoother profile.
Platysmal lifting and neck contouring target the platysma muscle, which extends from the jaw into the neck and can influence the appearance of lower-face sagging. Relaxing or subtly tightening the platysmal bands can increase jawline definition and reduce neck laxity, creating a more continuous line from the chin to the collarbone.
Together, these approaches offer a comprehensive strategy for non-surgical jawline contouring, addressing both the structural and surface elements of the lower face to achieve balanced, natural-looking results.
Benefits of non-surgical jawline contouring
Jawline contouring offers multiple potential advantages:
- Balanced facial proportions: Can balance the lower face with other facial features.
- Harmonised profile and definition: Can create a sharper, more structured jawline.
- Non-invasive option: Achieves results without surgery.
- Short recovery periods: In most cases, treatment areas heal in a few days.
Jawline contouring for men
A strong, defined jawline is a common element of a traditionally masculine facial structure. Jawline treatments can increase lower-face definition and create sharper, more angular lines, tailored specifically for male anatomy and personal preferences.
Who can benefit from jawline contouring
Jawline contouring may be suitable for men who want to address:
- A jawline that appears soft, rounded, or recessed
- Uneven or asymmetrical lower-face contours, either naturally occurring or resulting from trauma
- Lack of sharpness between the jawline and neck
- Desire for a more structured, angular profile
During a consultation, clinicians assess your concerns and expectations, as well as the jawline, lower-face proportions, and overall facial balance to recommend the most suitable approach for each individual.
Causes of a less defined jawline
Several factors can contribute to a less prominent or uneven jawline in men:
- Genetics: Inherited bone structure may result in a softer or recessed jawline
- Ageing: Loss of soft tissue volume and natural definition in the lower face can alter jaw contours over time
- Weight fluctuations: Changes in body fat distribution can affect jawline definition
- Lifestyle habits: Posture, teeth grinding, or jaw tension may subtly affect lower-face shape
- Facial anatomy variations: Differences in chin-to-jaw alignment can impact overall balance
Identifying the underlying cause allows clinicians to tailor a treatment plan to your concerns and preferences.
How jawline contouring works
Jawline contouring focuses on refining and defining lower-face contours. Treatments may:
- Create sharper angles along the jawline
- Increase jawline definition for a more structured lower face
- Reduce minor asymmetry or unevenness in the jaw that have developed naturally, or resulted from trauma
- Harmonise the jawline with the chin, cheeks, and overall facial proportions
Clinicians develop a personalised plan based on bone structure, soft tissue distribution, and lower-face symmetry, as well as your specific concerns and expectations to achieve results that are aligned with your preferences.
Potential benefits of jawline contouring
Potential asthetic benefits:
- Stronger, more angular jawline
- Balanced proportions between the jaw, chin, and mid-face
- Cleaner separation between jawline and neck
Potential structural benefits:
- Can reduce concerns about jawline shape and symmetry
- Supports lower-face contour and alignment
- Enhances the overall profile
Male facial proportions and jawline balance
Understanding male facial proportions is essential for effective jawline treatments:
- Lower face to upper face ratio: The jawline shape and definition should be considered alongside the mid-face and chin.
- Jawline alignment: Refining the left and right sides of the jawline helps with concerns about evenness.
- Neck-to-jaw angle: Defining the jawline can create a clean separation between the neck and lower face, increasing side profile proportions.
Jawline contouring for women
A soft, defined jawline is often seen in a traditionally female lower-face. Jawline contouring treatments are designed to refine shape and definition, and create a smoother, profile tailored to typical female facial anatomy and personal preferences.
Who can benefit from jawline contouring
Jawline contouring may be suitable for women who want to address:
- A soft, rounded, or recessed jawline
- Minor asymmetry or uneven contours in the lower face, whether naturally occurring, or resulting from trauma
- Lack of clear separation between the jawline and neck
- Desire for a more defined lower-face profile
During a consultation, clinicians assess jaw shape, lower-face proportions, and overall structure to recommend the best approach for each individual.
Causes of a weaker jawline
Several factors can contribute to a less defined or uneven jawline in women:
- Genetics: Inherited bone structure may result in a softer or less angular jawline
- Ageing: Natural loss of volume in the lower face can reduce definition
- Weight changes: Fat accumulation or redistribution can obscure jaw contours
- Lifestyle factors: Posture, teeth grinding, or jaw tension may subtly affect jawline shape
- Facial anatomy variations: Differences in chin-to-jaw alignment can affect balance and symmetry
Understanding the underlying cause allows clinicians to design an treatment plan that is aligned with your preferences and expectations.
How jawline contouring works
Jawline contouring for women is tailored to your personal preferences following a detailed consultation, and often focuses on refining and defining lower-face contours. Treatments may help:
- Increase jawline definition and structure
- Reduce concerns about minor asymmetry or unevenness along the jawline, whether naturally occurring, or resulting from trauma
- Smooth transitions between the jawline, chin, and neck
- Harmonise the jawline with other facial features for a balanced profile
Clinicians develop a personalised plan based on bone structure, soft tissue distribution, and facial proportions to align results with your preferences and expectations.
Potential benefits of jawline contouring
Potential aesthetic benefits:
- Sharper, more defined jawline and lower-face contours
- Balanced proportions between the jaw, chin, and mid-face
- Clear separation between the jawline and neck
Potential structural benefits:
- Can assist with concerns about unevenness along the jawline
- Defines lower-face contour and alignment
- Supports the overall profile
Female facial proportions and jawline harmony
Understanding female facial proportions is crucial for personalised jawline contouring:
- Lower face to upper face ratio: A refined jawline may complement mid-face features and chin shape, increasing overall balance
- Jawline alignment: Refining the left and right sides of the jaw for even outcomes
- Neck-to-jaw angle: Defining the jawline creates a defined separation between the jaw and neck
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Jawline treatments are non-surgical cosmetic methods that focuses on increasing the shape, evenness, definition and contour of the jawline.
Determining if jawline treatments are right for you involves considering your personal aesthetic goals and the specific concerns you have about your jawline and overall facial balance. These non-surgical treatments may be suitable for individuals seeking to increase jawline definition, refine their profile, or address changes in their jawline that occur naturally over time.
The best way to determine if jawline treatments are right for you is with a detailed consultation.
Jawline treatments can address the appearance of a long face by subtly altering its proportions. By strategically increasing structure along the jawline, the lower face can be made wider, which reduces the relative length of the face.
Yes, jawline treatments can address a narrow face. By strategically adding structure along the jawline, we can add subtle width and definition to the lower part of the face. This helps to create a more balanced and proportionate facial structure, reducing the apparent narrowness of the face.
Jawline treatments can address the appearance of a round face. By strategically defining the jawline, we can create more definition and angularity, which helps to visually slim and elongate the face.
Jawline treatments are primarily designed to increase the definition and contour of the jawline itself. While it may improve the overall profile by adding structure, it does not directly reduce a double chin.
Jawline treatments can address the appearance of a square face. While it won’t fundamentally change your underlying bone structure, strategic treatments can help to soften prominent angles and create a more oval or heart-shaped facial contour.
The cost of treatment for jawline contour varies depending on your individual needs, which can only be determined after an assessment. If you’d like pricing information, you can:
- Complete our free online suitability assessment for general pricing information.
- Schedule a consultation (free spots available in Sydney) for a personalised treatment plan and quote.
People’s experiences of discomfort vary, but most report only mild, brief discomfort with non-surgical jawline treatments.
Most treatments involve the use of numbing to minimise discomfort.
Jawline treatments are a non-surgical procedure that involve the precise adjustments of structure along the jawline. The process begins with a thorough assessment of your facial structure and a discussion of your aesthetic goals.
During the procedure, the practitioner will strategically treat specific areas of the jaw to increase shape, definition and contour. The treatment is tailored to each individual’s unique anatomy to achieve results aligned with your preferences and expectations.
The time it takes to see results from jawline treatments depends on the specific methods used. Full results are typically seen in days to weeks.
After jawline treatments it’s normal to experience some minor and temporary effects in the days following the procedure, such as mild swelling, tenderness, or possibly some bruising at the treatment sites.
These temporary effects typically subside as the area heals, and the final appearance of your jawline will continue to settle over the following days and weeks.
Jawline treatments is generally considered a low-risk procedure. As a non-surgical treatment, it avoids the complexities and recovery associated with surgery.
As with any cosmetic treatment, there are always side effects that can occur, such as swelling, bruising, or tenderness at the treatment sites. Serious complications are uncommon and include things like infection.
Why thousands of people choose Cosmetic Connection
When it comes to enhancing your jawline, nothing beats experience.
Don’t risk your safety and results with inexperienced clinics who may only treat one jawline a month.
Trust your jawline augmentation to be skilfully performed by qualified, award-winning cosmetic doctors at one of the most experienced clinics in the country.
Our dedication to your service and satisfaction sets us apart time and time again.
Don’t risk your result with clinics that use cheap, inferior products and risky, outdated techniques.
We are at the forefront of non-surgical jawline augmentations, and make no compromises on the quality of your treatment.
Over a decade of experience has gone into perfecting our approach to non-surgical jawline augmentation, and this is reflected in our ability to achieve amazing results time and time again.
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Your satisfaction is one of our top priorities.
If on the very rare chance you change your mind about your jawline, we will reverse it within 30 days of your treatment completely free of charge.
