Jawline Contour & Definition

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Jawline Contour & Definition — Doctor-Led Consultation (Brisbane)

About the jawline

The jawline frames the lower face and influences how balance and proportion are perceived from both the front and profile. Many people primarily view themselves front-on, so a 3D clinical assessment often reveals opportunities to refine continuity from ear to chin, support the lower-face frame, and complement features such as the chin and cheeks.

Why consider jawline definition?

At Eleventh Heaven Brisbane, jawline care is doctor-led and personalised. Following consultation, your practitioner may outline non-surgical options to:

  • Support definition and edge clarity along the jawline

  • Harmonise the lower face with the midface and chin for profile balance

  • Softly address the appearance of early jowling by improving contour transitions

  • Reflect your preferred aesthetic (e.g., more structured/angled or softly tapered)

Common motivations for treatment

  • Refining asymmetry or uneven contours

  • Re-establishing structure where age-related changes are noticeable

  • Improving continuity from jawline to chin for a balanced front and side profile

Plans, techniques and timelines are tailored after a clinical assessment, with an emphasis on subtle, natural-looking results and clear aftercare.

At Eleventh Heaven Brisbane, jawline planning is doctor-led and personalised. Your plan is based on facial anatomy, proportions and goals discussed with Dr Ricky Sia, aiming for subtle, natural-looking definition.

Proportion (Size)

The degree of definition is tailored to your preferred aesthetic and overall facial balance. Some people seek a more refined, slimmer lower face; others prefer a stronger, more structured look. Recommendations are made after assessment to harmonise the upper, mid and lower face.

Shape (Definition & Character)

Jawline shape influences how feminine or masculine a face is perceived. We combine technical technique with anatomyto plan softer, rounded transitions or crisper, more angular edges—whichever aligns with your features and goals. The objective is a cohesive lower-face frame that complements the chin and cheeks.

Support & Rejuvenation (Restructuring)

With time, changes in bone support and soft tissue can affect jawline continuity. Your plan may include options that support contour, improve transition from jaw to chin, and address the appearance of early jowling for suitable adults. Sequencing and maintenance are discussed during consultation.

Book a doctor-led consultation to explore a tailored approach to jawline contour and definition in Brisbane.

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FAQs

Purpose of Jawline Treatment

A well-defined jawline is a critical component in the perception of facial attractiveness in both men and women. Volume & Contour treatments offer a nonsurgical, temporary method of correcting mild-to-moderate mandibular bone resorption.

  • To look younger/rejuvenate.
  • To enhance beauty/masculinity.
  • To improve facial asymmetry.
  • To enhance/restore jawline definition.
  • To improve jowls.

Male and Female Jawline

Males and females are structurally different – at the bony level, a Caucasian female facial skeleton is more rounded and V-shaped while a Caucasian male skeleton is typically more angular and square in formation.

Male vs female skull

(Image Credit: IFAAS Lower Third Facial Contouring​)

Clinical Dosage

The clinical dosage is solely determined by:

  1. Desired aesthetic goals – masculine, feminine, gender-fluid;
  2. Ethnicity/genetic factors;
  3. Bone/soft tissue features;
  4. Personal/social image that you wish to portray.

Jawline can be a “blackhole” and requires a fair amount of volume & contour treatment products to achieve proper enhancement. Progressive results are possible with multiple sessions and patience.

Areas That Can Be Treated

Pain Relief

Most patients do not require any form of anaesthesia as the procedure is very tolerable.

If needed, ice and topical anaesthesia are available.

There is anaesthetic agent in the treatment which will make the procedure even more tolerable.

Jawline Augmentation Procedure

  1. Detailed consultation and contraindications screened.
  2. Pre-procedure: Antiseptic wash.
  3. Disinfection of the face again with Chlorhexidine and Ethanol.
  4. Introduction of a dermal filling cannula.
  5. Your tolerance and progress is monitored throughout.
  6. You might be required to sit up or animate during the procedure multiple times throughout for aesthetic outcomes.

Procedure Downtime

Minimal/no downtime. Swelling is possible and common for the first 48 hours. Any swelling and bruises after 24 hours can usually be covered with makeup easily.

Potential Side Effects/Complications

As with all medical procedures, side effects or complications are possible. These are usually very mild, minor and self-limited.

Common 

  • Swelling
  • Bruises
  • Possible asymmetry
  • Possible need for further treatment/product

Rare

  • Delayed allergic reaction
  • Granuloma
  • Infection

Very Rare

  • Vascular occlusion causing skin necrosis leading to scarring if not treated early
  • Blindness

Procedure Aftercare

Please refer to our Pre- & Post Procedural Instructions page.

Consultation Request

For consultation, please contact us on 07 3067 7411.

Online booking is also possible.