Weak Chin & Small Jaw
If you have a weak jawline, also known as a weak jaw or weak chin, it means that your jawline isn’t well-defined.
The edge of your chin or jaw may have a soft, rounded angle. The term might also refer to a receding chin,
wherein the chin curves back toward the neck.
There’s nothing wrong with having a weak jawline. It doesn’t affect your ability to eat, talk, or smile. But if you’d like to make your jawline look more defined, you have several techniques to choose from. These include non-surgical treatments that temporarily change the appearance of your jawline.
Common Causes
Genetics
Many of your physical features are influenced by genetics. This includes the shape and structure of your jaw. As a result, you may inherit a weak jawline from a parent or grandparent.
Aging
As you get older, the angle of your jaw increases. This reduces definition in the lower portion of your face.
Aging also decreases the volume of your jawbone. In turn, the surrounding soft tissue has less support, potentially causing it to sag.
Overbite
An overbite refers to when the top front teeth overlap the bottom front teeth. This can cause the lower jaw to be positioned too far back, causing a weak jawline.
Eating soft foods
The shape of your jaw is also affected by your childhood eating habits. If you ate mostly soft foods growing up, your jaw might be weak. On the other hand, chewing hard foods puts a mechanical load on your jawbone, which increases bone remodeling.
Our suggested treatment for a weak Chin & small jaw
Botulinum toxin injection
* We may recommend a combination of treatments for optimal results.
When injected into your jaw, dermal fillers can enhance the appearance of the bony edge.
For chin fillers, projection is required; which is why the filler used for this procedure is specifically designed to be thicker and last longer than traditional thinner filler options. This allows for further time between each filler appointment and will enable patients to really get a feel for how their face could look with more permanent options.
Jawline fillers can also be used to add definition to the angle of the jawline alongside fillers to the chin, leading to an overall sharper finish with a slim effect, that takes little time to achieve with excellent-quality results.
Treatment Summary
Results
4 weeksAnaesthetic
Topical creamRisks & Complications
slight redness and maybe slight bruising
Procedure Time
45 minutesFull Recovery
24 hoursBack To Work
1 hour
Belotero - 1st Treatment
Belotero - Follow Up Treatment
Procedure Time
30-45 minutes
Back To Work
Immediately
Anaesthetic
Topical
Full Recovery
2-3 days
Treatment Summary
Sensitivity Period
24 hrs
Duration Of Results
6-12 months
Risks & Complications
Swelling, bruising
Cost
From £600 (course of 2)