What are jawline fillers? Jawline fillers are injectable dermal fillers, most often hyaluronic acid, placed along the jaw to add definition, structure and balance to the lower face. They can sharpen a soft jawline, emphasise the jaw angle and support the chin so the profile looks more harmonious.

Who do they suit? They are commonly considered by people with a soft or less defined jawline, a recessed chin, or early loss of volume along the jaw line. Fillers add structure but do not remove fat or tighten skin, so if the main concern is a wide muscular jaw, a double chin or sagging, the doctor may suggest Botox, fat-dissolving injections or lifting treatments instead or in combination.

How the treatment works. At DayBeau Clinic Gangnam the doctor first assesses your face from the front and side, discusses your goals and chooses a filler suited to the area. A topical numbing cream is usually applied, then small amounts of filler are placed along the jaw and chin in a planned pattern and sculpted by hand. The session is generally short, and the doctor may add product in steps to keep the result natural.

Recovery and aftercare. Downtime is usually minimal. Mild swelling, redness, tenderness or small bruises can appear and typically settle within days. It is sensible to avoid pressing or massaging the area unless advised, skip strenuous exercise and heat for a short time, and follow the written aftercare you are given.

Results and longevity. Changes are visible soon after treatment, with swelling settling over the following days. Hyaluronic acid fillers are gradual-lasting rather than permanent, and how long they last depends on the product, the amount used and the individual. Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if needed.

Risks and who should not have it. Possible effects include temporary redness, swelling, bruising and tenderness, and rarely asymmetry, lumps, filler migration or blockage of blood vessels, which is why an experienced doctor and a sterile technique matter. Fillers are generally avoided during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with an active skin infection or inflammation in the area, or with known allergy to the product. Tell the doctor about medications such as blood thinners and any previous fillers.

What happens at consultation. A physician reviews your medical history, examines your facial proportions and explains which products and amounts may suit you, along with realistic expectations, alternatives and combination options. The plan and cost are discussed before any treatment. You can book through WhatsApp with English, Japanese or Chinese-speaking staff.