Jawline filler in Doncaster

At Dermacy Clinic jawline filler is £700 for 4 ml, shared across both sides. Chin filler can be added for £190 (1 ml). If you are comparing quotes, ask how many ml each one includes, because 1 ml spread over both sides of the jaw usually makes only a subtle difference. You can also spread the cost with Medicred patient finance, subject to approval.

More than most people expect. Lips are small and soft, so 1 ml shows. The jaw runs from below the ear to the chin on each side, and filler sits deep on the bone to build an edge, so it needs a firmer product in a larger amount. The jawline treatment is 4 ml, roughly half on each side and adjusted for any unevenness. We confirm the amount at consultation before anything is injected.

Usually 12 to 18 months, and sometimes longer. The jaw moves less than the lips and the filler used there is firmer, so it tends to break down slowly. It fades gradually rather than disappearing overnight, and a smaller top-up can hold the line once it starts to soften.

Most people describe pressure and a dull ache rather than sharp pain. We apply numbing cream first, and many fillers also contain a local anaesthetic. The area near the jaw angle can feel more sensitive than the rest. Afterwards the jaw may feel tender for a few days, especially when you chew.

Yes, a little. Swelling is usually most noticeable for the first two or three days and can make the jaw look wider or slightly uneven at first. Tenderness when you chew or yawn is common for a few days too. Not everyone bruises, but if you do it usually fades within a week or so. Judge the result at two weeks, not before.

It can help with early jowls. Filling the dips in front of and behind the jowl straightens the jawline, so the shadow is less obvious. It cannot remove a jowl or tighten loose skin. If the skin is heavy or hanging, adding filler can make the lower face look bigger, and we will tell you that a surgical opinion or a different plan makes more sense.

Not directly. A sharper jaw edge can make the area under the chin look neater, but filler does not remove fat. If fullness under the chin is hiding your jawline, the Aqualyx double chin fat dissolve (£220) is a separate treatment that targets that fat. We can talk through whether it makes sense for you.

Yes, and it is a common request from men. Male jaw treatment usually focuses on a stronger angle below the ear and a squarer chin, so the face looks more angular. For women the aim is more often a smooth, tapered line that narrows towards the chin. The filler is the same; where it goes and how much changes with the goal.

It is a well-established treatment, but no injection is free of risk. Common effects are swelling, tenderness and bruising. Less often, lumps or unevenness can appear. The rare but serious risk is filler blocking a blood vessel. That is why we plan around the blood vessels near the jaw and only use hyaluronic acid filler, which can be dissolved quickly if needed.

No. Hyaluronic acid is broken down by the body over time, so the result fades, usually within 12 to 18 months. If you change your mind sooner, it can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase. We do not use permanent fillers in the jaw or anywhere else.

In the first days the jaw can feel firm or slightly bumpy while the swelling settles, and that usually smooths out on its own. Filler placed deep on the bone, in a sensible amount, is unlikely to move. If a lump is still there at your two-week review, it can often be smoothed, or dissolved if needed.

Jawline filler and chin filler are priced separately. We always assess the jaw and chin together, because one changes how the other looks. If your chin needs its own treatment for more length or projection, we will suggest adding chin filler (1 ml, £190) and explain why. You decide.

For 24 to 48 hours, avoid strenuous exercise, heat (sauna, steam, hot yoga) and alcohol. Keep make-up off the treated area for the rest of the day. Avoid facials, massage and firm pressure on your jaw for two weeks, and try to avoid dental treatment for the same period.

If your jaw has always been soft, has lost its edge with age or looks uneven, it is worth discussing. You need to be 18 or over, which is the law in England. There is no upper age limit, but where skin is loose, filler will not lift it. The honest answer comes at consultation, once we have looked at your jaw from every angle.

We use hyaluronic acid fillers from Juvéderm, Stylage and Fillmed, all of which can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if ever needed. For the jawline we choose firm gels made for definition, such as Juvéderm Volux, which is designed for the chin and jaw. The exact product is chosen for your face at consultation.