Nonsurgical jawline rejuvenation using injectable fillers

Area of Science:

• Aesthetic medicine
• Facial anatomy
• Dermatology

Background:

• A defined jawline significantly impacts perceived facial attractiveness in both genders.
• Dermal fillers provide a temporary, non-surgical solution for mandibular bone resorption.
• Aging contributes to changes in jawline structure and definition.

Purpose of the Study:

• To review anatomy, aging pathophysiology, and patient evaluation for jawline augmentation.
• To discuss gender-specific considerations in jawline enhancement.
• To detail injection techniques and potential complications of using fillers for jawline augmentation.

Main Methods:

• Literature review on jawline augmentation with injectable fillers.
• Incorporation of the authors' clinical experience.
• Analysis of patient selection and injection techniques.

Main Results:

• Nonsurgical jawline augmentation is effective and safe with proper anatomical knowledge and patient selection.
• Various injection techniques are discussed, including the authors' preferred methods.
• Potential complications associated with jawline filler injections are reviewed.

Conclusions:

• Jawline rejuvenation is integral to overall facial aesthetic improvement.
• Physicians must possess comprehensive knowledge for safe and effective nonsurgical jawline rejuvenation.
• Injectable fillers offer a valuable tool for enhancing the jawline.