Jawline Filler

Depending on the person, there may be some discomfort around the target area. Since this treatment requires injections, there is the potential for some discomfort. Most patients find the procedure to be quite tolerable with minimal pain. We are committed to making this process as comfortable as it can be.

The number of appointments required for jawline filler treatments depends on how much change you’re seeking. For those looking for subtle enhancement, a single appointment may be enough to achieve noticeable results. Dr. Pirani will carefully assess your facial structure and aesthetic goals during your session, providing a tailored approach to create a more defined and balanced jawline.

For clients seeking more significant changes, additional appointments may be needed. A follow-up session, typically scheduled two weeks after the initial treatment, is common to review results and make any necessary plans for future treatments. The frequency of future appointments will vary depending on how your body metabolizes the filler, but most clients typically return every 12-18 months for maintenance.

The results of jawline filler treatments are typically visible immediately after the procedure, with final results becoming fully apparent within 2 weeks as any swelling subsides. However, the longevity of the results can vary depending on the individual, their body’s metabolism, and the amount of filler used. Generally, treatment with injectables lasts anywhere from several months to up to a year or more, with most clients returning for maintenance treatments every 12-18 months to maintain their enhanced jawline.

Although surgery may provide a drastic result, an invasive procedure carries many more risks and includes more downtime. Our treatments are so easy you can walk-in/walk-out and go right back to work or carry on with your life immediately.

Yes, clients choose to pair jawline filler with treatments such as chin filler for improved facial balance, lip filler for a more cohesive profile, or Botox to address wrinkles and fine lines. Other popular combinations include tear trough filler to refresh the under-eye area or cheek filler to add volume and lift.

Jawline filler treatments, while generally safe, come with some potential risks and side effects. Temporary swelling and bruising are common after the procedure and usually resolve within a few days to a week. There is also a risk of infection at the injection site, although it is rare. Some patients may experience lumps or nodules under the skin, which can often be massaged out or treated if necessary. While allergic reactions to the filler material or components like lidocaine are uncommon, they can occur. In rare instances, if the filler is injected into or around blood vessels, it could cause more serious complications, such as tissue damage or embolism. Additionally, there is a very small risk of nerve damage, potentially leading to temporary or, in some cases, permanent numbness or tingling. Choosing a skilled injector like Dr. Pirani is key to minimizing these risks and ensuring a safe and effective procedure. During your consultation, you’ll discuss your medical history and goals to determine if jawline filler is right for you.