Sagging jowls
Loose skin and soft tissue that droops below the jawline, blurring the border between the face and neck. Jowls develop gradually as skin and supporting structures lose firmness.
What It Is
Sagging jowls are loose skin and soft tissue that droops below the jawline, creating a blurred transition between the face and neck. The condition develops gradually as the skin loses elasticity and the underlying structures that support facial contours weaken. Factors including age, genetics, sun exposure, and changes in skin quality contribute to jowl formation. The degree of sagging varies among individuals based on skin type, facial structure, and lifestyle factors.
Treatment Options
Morpheus8 is a minimally invasive skin rejuvenation treatment that uses a combination of microneedling and radiofrequency energy to stimulate deep collagen production and tighten tissue. It is effective for smoothing wrinkles, improving acne scars, and contouring areas like the jawline. (1 provider)