What should I know about jawline filler?
Jawline filler uses a firm hyaluronic acid product, most often Juvéderm Volux, placed along the jawbone and chin to sharpen the angle of the jaw, define the chin and create a cleaner line between face and neck. It takes about 20 minutes, results are immediate, and it lasts 12 to 18 months. A full jawline usually needs two to four syringes.
A defined jawline reads as youth and health on both men and women, which is why jawline filler has become one of the most requested treatments at our offices.
Who it suits
- A soft, rounded or receding jaw
- Early jowls that blur the jawline
- A short or weak chin that throws off the profile
- Asymmetry between the two sides
Making it look right
Jawline filler is advanced work. It sits near the facial artery and the result depends on proportion. Dr. Darvish personally performs every Volux treatment and plans the lower face as a whole, often with masseter Botox for width or Kybella for under-chin fullness. See our jawline page.
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How long do dermal fillers last?
Most hyaluronic acid fillers last nine to eighteen months depending on the product and where it is placed. Lip fillers tend toward the shorter end because lips move so much; firm fillers in the cheeks, chin and jawline, like Voluma and Volux, often last eighteen months or more. Radiesse lasts about a year and Sculptra stimulates your own collagen for two years or longer. Read more
How much does dermal filler cost in Los Angeles?
Dermal filler in Los Angeles is priced per syringe, and the total depends on the product and how many syringes your plan needs. Lips usually take one syringe; cheeks or a jawline commonly take two to four. Physician-injected filler costs more than a med spa, and the difference is in placement, safety and how natural it looks. Skinpeccable quotes an exact price at a complimentary consultation. Read more
Juvéderm or Restylane: which is better?
Neither is better overall; they excel in different places. Juvéderm products are smoother and more cohesive, with strong lifters like Voluma for cheeks and Volux for the jawline. Restylane products are slightly firmer and more particulate, which makes options like Restylane-L and Eyelight favorites for the under-eyes and for precise lip definition. A good injector uses both. Read more
Do dermal fillers hurt?
Fillers are more comfortable than most people expect. Nearly all modern fillers contain lidocaine, and topical numbing cream is applied beforehand, so most patients feel pressure rather than pain. Lips are the most sensitive area and still very tolerable. Using a blunt cannula instead of a needle for some areas further reduces discomfort and bruising. Read more
Can dermal filler be dissolved?
Yes. Hyaluronic acid fillers such as Juvéderm, Restylane, RHA and Versa can be dissolved with an injectable enzyme called hyaluronidase (Hylenex). It works within 24 to 48 hours and can remove all or part of the filler. Radiesse and Sculptra are not hyaluronic acid and cannot be dissolved this way, which is one reason hyaluronic acid fillers are the first choice for most areas. Read more
What is the best filler for lips?
The best lip fillers are soft, flexible hyaluronic acid gels that move naturally with the mouth: Revanesse Versa, RHA 2 and RHA 3, Restylane Kysse, and Juvéderm Volbella or Ultra. Versa is known for less swelling, RHA for natural movement, Kysse for definition, and Volbella for subtle smoothing. The right choice depends on whether you want volume, shape, hydration or a mix. Read more
How long does lip filler swelling last?
Lip filler swelling peaks in the first 24 to 48 hours and mostly settles within three to five days, with the final shape visible at about two weeks. Lips swell more than other areas because the tissue is loose and highly vascular. Ice, sleeping elevated, and avoiding salt, alcohol and heavy exercise for a day or two help. Versa is known for less swelling than other fillers. Read more
Can filler fix under-eye hollows and dark circles?
Yes, when the dark circle is caused by a hollow (a tear trough) that casts a shadow. A thin hyaluronic acid filler such as Restylane-L, Eyelight or Belotero placed along the hollow smooths the transition between the lower lid and the cheek and brightens the area. It does not help circles caused by pigment or visible veins, which need laser or skincare instead. Read more