A less defined jawline and a hollow cheek do not necessarily have the same cause. Skin laxity, muscle, facial fat and structural support can change the way light falls on your face.
What suggests laxity rather than missing volume?
A clinician examines the distribution of tissue and the contour at rest and in movement. Photographs alone cannot reliably decide whether lifting, volume treatment or no procedure is appropriate.
Why can adding volume be the wrong first step?
More volume does not resolve every contour concern. A plan should identify the cause before proposing an injectable or an energy-based procedure.
What should you take to the consultation?
Bring your priorities and a record of previous fillers, threads and devices. Explain which change bothers you most and ask the clinician to identify its likely cause.
What should you do next?
Use the relevant menu to identify an option, then ask the clinic how it fits your concern, dates and recovery preferences.
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Editorial guide · Updated 29 October 2026. General information; your clinician determines suitability.