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Jawline, chin and temples
The frame of the face. Where structure is either present or quietly gone.
What is happening
The architecture around the features
Bone remodeling, changes in facial fat and soft-tissue descent can reduce support, hollowing the temples and softening the definition of the chin and jawline. Dermal fillers and biostimulatory fillers can help restore that structure.
Why it happens
With age, bone remodeling and changes in facial fat reduce support and volume, which can hollow the temples and soften the definition of the chin and jawline.
Over time, soft tissue can shift downward, contributing to jowling and a less defined jawline and chin.
Volume loss in the temples can create a hollowed appearance and make the face look less full or youthful.
Structure first. The rest of the face reads differently when the frame is true.