How can Greenwich Medical Spa help you?
Does your weak jawline have you feeling down? Chin up – we offer a variety of effective, non-surgical solutions to the problem of an undefined jawline, jowls, or a double chin. Whether your weak jawline is hereditary, the result of fat under your chin, or thanks to facial sagging, we can devise a treatment plan that will lift, tone, and tighten your profile, and even add definition where needed. With fillers like Juvéderm Ultra Plus and Voluma combined with targeted fat reducing treatments Kybella and CoolMini and the skin tightening of Ultherapy, we’ll firm up your jaw – no implants needed.
Your Solution to an Undefined Jawline may include:
CoolMini
Average Cost
$600-$800
Recovery Time
1-2 weeks
See Results
1-3 Months
Juvéderm Voluma
Average Cost
$750-$1000
Recovery Time
1-7 Days
See Results
1-7 Days
Juvéderm® Ultra Plus
Average Cost
$525-$700
Recovery Time
1-7 Days
See Results
1-7 Days
Kybella
Average Cost
$600-$1200
Recovery Time
1-3 Weeks
See Results
3 Weeks
Valerie Barrett
Frequently Asked Questions
When will I see my results from my treatments for undefined jawline and jowls?
Depending on which combination of treatments we select, results will begin to appear immediately (Juvéderm Ultra Plus and Voluma) or over the course of the next several weeks (Kybella, CoolMini, and Ultherapy).
How many treatments will I need for my undefined jawline?
With Juvéderm Ultra Plus, Voluma, and Ultherapy, one treatment typically offers significant results. However, we may fine-tune your results with an additional visit. Each CoolMini treatment provides 25% fat reduction to the treated area, so your goals will determine number of visits. Kybella medicine is made of deoxycholic acid, a naturally occurring molecule in the body that aids in the breakdown of fat. This is a gradual process, and you should expect to need 2-6 Kybella treatments to achieve optimal results.
How long will my results last?
Once full results of fat-reducing Kybella and CoolMini are achieved, they will be permanent as long as you maintain a healthy weight. Juvéderm Ultra Plus and Voluma are hyaluronic acid fillers that require a touchup every 6 months to a year. Ultherapy tightens skin by stimulating collagen production, but gravity continues to work against you so that maintenance treatments are needed about every 2 years.
Do treatments for undefined jawline and jowls hurt?
Kybella, Juvéderm Ultra Plus, and Voluma are injections, so a pricking sensation is common. We can apply a topical anesthetic as needed, and some products contain lidocaine to further minimize discomfort. CoolMini and Ultherapy are non-invasive treatments and quite comfortable to receive.
Are these treatments appropriate from all skin types?
All of these treatments are safe and effective for all skin types.
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