Jawline Definition / Jawline Contouring

Your genetics are usually responsible for the shape of and definition of your jawline. However, there are other factors that can contribute to your jawline being less defined or less ’chiseled’:
If your chin tends to blend in with your neck then it may be down to the Hyoid bone being lower than usual, pulling the jaw muscles down towards your neck, preventing the attractive angular jawline that some people seek.
A medical condition known as Microgenia is the condition that gives a person an unusually small or less desirably shaped chin; gaining weight can often see the neck being one of the areas where an accumulation of fat develops under the skin, pushing the skin outwards, affecting the definition; the ageing process can affect many areas of the face and neck, and as with other conditions related to ageing, losing natural collagen and elasticity causes sagging skin and weakened muscles, thus altering the shape of the jawline.
If weight gain is the probable cause of your undefined jawline, then losing weight is an obvious solution, If the goal is to return to your natural form, however excessive or rapid weight loss can lead to sagging or loose skin;
Where a medical condition or ageing is the primary factor, correcting the contouring of this area can be a little more advanced. Time Clinic have safe, non-invasive, non-surgical treatments in the form of injectable fillers, that will successfully enhance the shape of the jawline and help to give you the desired jawline definition you seek.