Jawline Filler Treatment

Jawline filling is a filling application made along both mandibular bone lines extending from the tip of the jaw to the front of the ears. It is the process of clarifying the line on both sides of the face from the corner of the jaw to the tip of the jaw. If there is a need for jaw filling at the same time, it is appropriate to do it together.

Jawline filling is also applied to maintain the “V”-shaped appearance of the face, and to balance the ratio between the face, neck and tickle with the Decapitation filling.

The filling is injected under the skin and over the bone and allows that area to plump up and rise. It becomes compatible with the golden ratio on the line extending from the tip of the nose to the lips and the tip of the chin. In addition, with the clarification of the jawline, which we call the jawline, the appearance of the tickle also decreases and clearer and sharper facial features are obtained. The Decayed border between the face and the neck is made obvious.

Anesthesia is not performed during the jaw filling procedure, but local anesthesia is applied to the people who receive the procedure if necessary. With the help of small and fine-tipped needles and cannulas that do not have a pointed tip and do not damage the vein, the filling material is injected under the skin and into the overboned area. The procedure takes from 15 to 30 minutes.

The chin tip and jawline filling are made with thicker and denser fillings with a high lifting effect at the same time to adapt to the texture in that area and to make the lines clearer. The permanence of the filling varies from person to person, but the average varies between 9-18 months. Dec. After the application, slight redness and edema may occur in the jaw area for a while. At the end of about 2 weeks, the filling integrates with the tissue.