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About Jowls & Jawline Sagging

Jowls and jawline sagging are common signs of facial ageing that affect the lower face, often becoming noticeable in the 40’s and 50’s.

Jowls are the areas of sagging skin along the lower cheeks and jawline, while jawline sagging refers to the loss of sharp definition and firmness along the jaw’s natural contour. Together, they can create a heavier, tired, or aged appearance, even in otherwise healthy individuals.

These changes are primarily caused by age-related loss of collagen and elastin, the proteins responsible for skin elasticity and structure. As these fibres break down over time, the supporting tissues in the face – including fat, muscle, and connective tissue – gradually descend. Other factors, such as sun exposure, smoking, genetics, and weight fluctuations, can accelerate the process.

Jowls and a weakened jawline may present as soft, sagging skin along the lower face, deepened nasolabial folds, and a gradual blending of the jaw into the neck. While entirely natural, these changes can affect self-confidence, making people feel older or less energetic than they feel inside.

At Dr Abood in London and Cambridge, we focus on understanding each patient’s unique facial structure and concerns before recommending tailored treatment options. Our surgical solutions such as a facelift or mini facelift can provide dramatic, long-lasting improvement by lifting and repositioning sagging tissue to help enhance jawline definition and support the lower face.

Our approach is personalised, aiming for natural, harmonious results that restore balance and confidence to the lower face. By addressing both jowls and jawline sagging, we help patients look refreshed and rejuvenated while maintaining their individual features.

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