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Jowls

Jowls are the unfavourable name given to describe the sagging or heavy skin along and below the jawline which occurs as we age

Loss of facial volume and increased “looseness” or laxity of the skin as a natural part of the aging process contribute to the development of jowls. Certain lifestyle and environmental factors including extreme weight loss, excessive sun exposure and smoking can exacerbate their appearance.

Dr Fiona will assess your facial structure during your initial consultation and discuss the best treatment options depending on your area of concern.

Treatments that can help improve the appearance of jowling include:

  • Dermal fillers
  • Neurotoxin
  • Microneedling/Morpheus 8
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Effective Treatments for Jowls

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Dermal Fillers

Dermal fillers use hyaluronic acid to restore lost facial volume, smooth deep lines and rejuvenate contours, offering natural-looking, non-surgical results.
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Medical Microneedling

Medical microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, stimulates collagen and elastin production using micro-channels to treat fine lines, scars and stretch marks.
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Morpheus8

Doctor-led Morpheus8 RF microneedling in London and Guildford, Surrey for skin laxity, texture and acne scarring. View prices and book a consultation.

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