Aesthetic treatments can help fix unbalanced profiles by enhancing facial symmetry and contour. For example, dermal fillers can be used to add volume to areas like the cheeks, chin, or jawline, creating a more harmonious balance between features. Botox can smooth out wrinkles or adjust muscle activity in the upper face, improving proportions. Non-surgical nose reshaping with fillers can correct an uneven nose.

Sagging skin is primarily caused by the natural aging process, as the production of collagen and elastin—proteins that provide skin with firmness and elasticity—declines over time. This loss leads to skin loosening and sagging. Sun exposure accelerates this process, causing photoaging and further weakening of the skin’s support structure. Other factors, such as smoking, dehydration, poor diet, and a lack of sleep, can also contribute by damaging the skin’s ability to regenerate and maintain moisture.

Poor jawline definition can result from a combination of factors such as genetics, aging, and lifestyle choices. As we age, the skin loses collagen and elastin, causing it to sag, which can blur the contours of the jawline. Loss of facial fat, particularly in the lower face, can also lead to a less defined jaw. Excess fat accumulation under the chin, commonly referred to as a “double chin,” can obscure the jawline.