Jawline Surgery

A well-defined jawline is central to facial structure and attractiveness. Jawline surgery encompasses several surgical techniques — implants to add definition, ostectomy to reduce a wide or prominent jaw, or angle reduction for a softer V-shaped profile — each tailored precisely to your facial anatomy.

Jaw implants are placed through intra-oral incisions, resting directly on the mandible to add definition to a weak or recessed jaw. Jaw reduction surgery reshapes the mandibular angle for patients seeking a narrower, more oval lower face. Both procedures are performed under general anaesthesia and leave no external scars.

Key Benefits

• Improved lower facial definition and symmetry
• Correction of a weak, recessed or disproportionately wide jaw
• Natural-looking result using precisely sized anatomical implants
• No external scarring — all incisions placed inside the mouth

Is This Treatment Right For You?

• Patients with a weak or recessed chin and jaw combination
• Those seeking a more defined, structured lower face
• Patients wanting a softer, narrower jaw through reduction
• Adults combining jawline surgery with rhinoplasty or chin augmentation

What to Expect

Recovery & Aftercare

Patients return to office work within 7–10 days. A liquid-to-soft diet is followed for 2 weeks and normal diet resumes by 4 weeks. Swelling fully resolves over 2–3 months.

Frequently Asked Questions