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The jawline is a structural feature involving the transition between the neck, chin, and mid-face. Over time, natural ageing processes — including bone remodelling, reduced collagen, and shifting fat pads — can alter jawline structure and the appearance of the lower face.
During consultation, Dr Allison assesses the shape and size of the jawline in relation to the upper and mid-face. Any treatment plan is tailored to individual anatomy and medical suitability, with realistic expectations and individual variability discussed at consultation.
Areas Commonly Reviewed During Consultation
Jawline Anatomy and Structure
Jawline anatomy varies between individuals. Dr Allison evaluates how the jawline relates to the cheeks and chin to determine whether non-surgical options may be suitable, based on individual anatomy and medical suitability.
Age-Related Changes
With age, the jawbone may lose density and the surrounding tissue can become less firm, contributing to sagging or the appearance of jowls.
Some non-surgical options may involve prescription-only medicines or medical devices. These are discussed privately during consultation in accordance with TGA regulations.
Shape and Gender Considerations
The shape of the jawline varies between individuals and contributes to overall facial character. Treatment planning takes into account individual anatomy, facial structure, and personal areas of concern, all of which are discussed at consultation.
Post-Surgical Assessment
Patients who have previously undergone facelift procedures may occasionally experience structural changes near the jaw or ear. In collaboration with other medical specialists, Dr Allison can discuss non-surgical options that may be considered in this context, based on individual anatomy and medical suitability.
Booking Your Consultation
Consultations with Dr Scott Allison focus on understanding your goals, reviewing medical suitability and creating a tailored procedure plan.
Appointments are available at his New Farm clinic in Brisbane.
All medical procedures carry inherent risks, which are discussed in detail before treatment. Potential side effects and aftercare will be outlined during your consultation and available to read on our Risks and Complications page to ensure you can make an informed decision.
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