New treatment: magic jawline

High itchy bones and full cheeks give way to defined jawlines, Hello Magic Jawline!

Fuller lips and cheeks with volume were unmissable in recent years. Yet we see that the beauty ideal has changed drastically. By accentuating the lips, less attention goes to the rest of the face. The jawline, for instance, received no more than a quick treatment as 'maintenance' or just a beauty treatment. But history is repeating itself, making way for tight jawlines and narrower faces. Skin + Surgery has put together a new treatment for the most beautiful and natural results. New treatment: Magic Jawline.

Of course, everyone is authentic, which means that it varies from person to person with which treatment you get the right and desired effect achieved. Cosmetic doctors note during consultations that the demand for tightening, removal of excess fat (under the chin or cheek fat) and definition are named as three main areas. It is a trend that is sure to continue for some time.

Why is the focus suddenly on the jawline?

A 2017 survey by the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery found that 67 per cent of those surveyed suffered from excess fat around the chin and neck. Combined with the fact that videos and photos taken from all angles for social media are now part of everyday life, there was a good chance we would become obsessed with another part of the face. From Skin+Surgery, we believe it is important to present an honest picture. Social media often shows an unrealistic picture of the 'beauty ideal'. At Skin+Surgery, we look at what suits your face, as every face is authentic. At Skin+Surgery Clinics, outer and inner beauty go hand in hand. Therefore, discuss well with your cosmetic doctor what your wishes are, much is possible, but not everything. We have lovingly added a combined treatment: The Magic Jawline! We will be happy to tell you more!

New treatment: The Magic Jawline

At Skin+Surgery Clinics, we believe in golden combinations. Each treatment has its own strength. You can therefore combine some treatments excellently to achieve an even more beautiful and natural result. This also applies to a tighter jawline. With a filler, we tighten the chin and jawline and the wrinkle relaxer ensures that the chin is not pulled down, but rather lifted. The result? The Magic Jawline treatment results in a tight, defined jawline, but with a natural result.

What results does The Magic Jawline treatment give?

This treatment achieves more of a V-shape, which is also known as 'the triangle of youth'. A strong, defined jawline is created, which not only gives a youthful look, it is also the foundation for the entire face. Making sure it is firm allows the skin to stay lifted for longer. Nowadays, most people undergoing cosmetic treatment want to keep their natural look, which we are certainly in favour of. Men mainly want to have a 'chiselled and strong jawline', while women want their jawline to be delicate and firm.

Tip: Did you know that a deep tissue massage for 10 minutes a day will help to shape the jawline and release the heavy tension contained in the large masseter muscle, which also causes neck and headaches.

"Bend your index and middle fingers on your right hand and starting at the centre of your chin, place the knuckle of your index finger under the chin and your middle finger on top of the chin. Now squeeze together and slide your finger knuckles along the jaw, applying deep pressure and ending behind the ear. Repeat on both sides in a slow, vigorous motion, 10 times, turning your skin pink and red, with improved blood circulation and firm, tight muscles. You can also get a delicious connective tissue massage books of half an hour.

Magic Jawline, price per treatment: 900.-

Touch-up: 285.-

Note: Filler treatments are frequently offered by clinics and healthcare professionals these days, often at competitive rates and high discounts. Unfortunately, this often means that the procedure not is performed by an experienced surgeon. Therefore, always be well informed during a personal consultation and remember: if something seems too good to be true, it often is.