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Jawline filler

€23530 min

Cosmo Clinic Team

Jawline Filler is a contouring treatment that enhances and defines the jawline using hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers. This non-surgical approach adds structure, reduces sagging, and creates a sharper, more balanced lower face profile for both men and women.

At Cosmo Clinic in Lisbon, jawline filler is planned as part of a full lower-face assessment. Our doctors consider jaw proportion, chin projection, and jowl position before recommending treatment volume and placement. Results are immediate and typically last 12–18 months.

Book a free first consultation with one of our English-speaking doctors at Cosmo Clinic to discuss whether jawline filler is the right approach for you.

Jawline filler

Results

Defined and sculpted jawline.

Defined and sculpted jawline.

Improved lower face symmetry and proportion.

Improved lower face symmetry and proportion.

Reduction in jowls and skin laxity.

Reduction in jowls and skin laxity.

Results visible immediately, lasting 12–18 months.

Results visible immediately, lasting 12–18 months.

Key Features

Strategic filler placement along the mandibular angle.
Custom contouring for masculine or feminine profiles.
Quick and precise 20–30 minute treatment.
Can be combined with chin or marionette line filler for full lower-face definition.

Clinical Guide

Facial Fillers: Complete Guide

Hyaluronic acid, zones, technique, recovery and contraindications.

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FAQ

Anyone looking to enhance definition, reduce jowls, or balance facial proportions – suitable for men and women.

Yes, it adds structure and sharpness, creating a more contoured lower face.

Typically 12–18 months depending on filler type, lifestyle, and facial movement.

Minimal. Some patients experience slight swelling or tenderness that subsides in a few days.

★★★★★

“The doctor put me completely at ease. In a few days my face looked more rested and rejuvenated, without losing expression.”

Bruna C., Google

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What is jawline filler

Jawline filler defines and sculpts the mandibular line using high-cohesivity hyaluronic acid. It reshapes the mandibular angle, counteracts the age-related descent of the facial contour, and creates a clean transition between face and neck. One of the most requested facial harmonisation treatments in Lisbon, it appeals equally to men and women seeking a more structured profile without surgery.

Who is it for

Adults with a poorly defined mandibular line, age-related facial descent, mild jaw asymmetries, or those after a sculpted jawline without surgery. Particularly effective for correcting jowling, the sagging of the lower cheeks over the jaw. In cases of significant skin laxity, we often combine jawline filler with biostimulators for a complete result.

What to expect from the session

Sessions last 45 to 60 minutes. After topical anaesthesia, high-cohesivity hyaluronic acid is placed in a deep plane on the mandibular periosteum at strategic points, angle, body, and junction with the chin, on both sides. Technique combines bolus and linear deposits, with symmetry and natural contour as the guiding principles.

Results timeline

The jawline becomes more defined immediately, with a visible result right after the session. Final results settle after 14 days. Because of the deep periosteal placement and the low mobility of the area, longevity is impressive: 18 to 24 months, with annual maintenance recommended.

Aftercare

Avoid make-up for the first 12 hours and hold off on saunas, the gym, alcohol, and sun exposure for 48 hours. Sleep on your back for the first two to three nights. Small bruises are possible and typically resolve in 5 to 7 days. Topical arnica aids recovery, and SPF 50 should be worn for two weeks.

Why Cosmo Clinic

Defining the jaw demands a whole-face perspective. Our medical team in Lisbon brings rigorous anatomical knowledge and a gender-sensitive aesthetic to every treatment plan. Consultations are available in Portuguese and English.

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