Jawline Filler Dissolve Before & After | Natural Contour Restoration

The jawline she had asked for at another clinic had drifted into something boxy and unnatural. She wanted her own jawline back, not redirected product.

On assessment, the jawline showed product buildup along the angle of the jaw and the under-side of the jawbone, with drift into the muscle area at the side of the face. The original jawline shape was hard to see under the buildup. The skin was firm. The pattern reflected aggressive filler placement without long-term planning for how the product would behave over time. A reset approach suited this presentation because the patient had no underlying weakness — her own jawline was the right aesthetic for her face.

Hyaluronidase was placed in paced amounts along the jawline. Young patients with no underlying jawline weakness rarely need new filler after a dissolve — their own anatomy is the right look. In the after image, the jawline contour reads as the patient's own. The jaw angle sits in its natural position. The lower-face heaviness has resolved. The patient elected not to pursue any new filler. Aggressive jawline filler in young patients is one of the most common filler errors and one of the most rewarding to reverse.

Individual results vary. The outcome shown reflects this patient's specific anatomy, health history, and treatment plan. Results shown are not guaranteed and are not necessarily typical. Photos used with patient consent.