Jawline filler for men, London
A sharper jaw and chin without surgery. Around 45 minutes, and you can go back to work after it.
GMC-registered doctors
Same price for every man
Nothing to pay to book
What it does
Jawline filler adds structure along the jaw and, usually, the chin. It is not about making your face bigger. It is about giving the lower third of your face a defined edge, so the line between your jaw and your neck reads as a line rather than a slope.
It is the treatment men ask for most here, and it is the one where male and female technique differ the most. A woman's jawline is usually softened and lifted. A man's is usually widened at the angle and squared at the chin. Same product, completely different plan.
We use a hyaluronic acid filler, which is the same family of product used for lips and cheeks. It is temporary and wears off over time.
Is this you?
- Your jawline is less defined than you would like, especially from the side
- You have a good jaw when you clench and nothing when you do not
- You have lost definition in the last few years without gaining much weight
- You have a strong upper face and a soft lower one
How it goes
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Consultation, 10 minutes
A doctor looks at your face at rest and moving, from the front and from the side, and tells you what he would actually do. Sometimes that is less than you came in for.
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Numbing, 15 minutes
Cream first. The filler itself also contains a local anaesthetic.
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Treatment, 20 minutes
Usually a cannula rather than a needle along the jaw, which means fewer entry points and less bruising.
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Two weeks later
You come back and we look at it together. The review is free. If it needs a little more, the doctor tells you first, and extra product is charged at the usual rate per ml.
Aftercare, plainly
- Nothing strenuous for 24 hours: training, sauna, heavy sweating.
- Sleep on your back the first night if you can manage it.
- Some swelling or a small bruise for a few days is normal.
- Judge it at the two-week review, not on day one.
Results
Same light, same angle, same distance, no retouching.
Will I look done?
Almost certainly not, because overfilled jaws are obvious and we do not do them.
The honest version: overfilling a male jaw makes the lower face heavy and wide, and it looks worse than doing nothing. The way you avoid it is by starting conservatively, treating the angle and the chin rather than flooding the whole jawline, and reviewing at two weeks before adding more. That is our default and it is not up for negotiation on a first visit.
If it ever does look like too much, tell us, and the doctor will go through the options with you.
£350
a ml, any area
Usually 2 to 5ml, so £700 to £1,500.
Includes the consultation, the treatment, aftercare and your two-week review. You pay for the ml used, and the doctor tells you the amount and the total before anything happens.
If a doctor thinks you need less than you came in for, you will be told and you will pay less. Jaw and chin together are priced on the total ml, and from 5ml the rate drops.
You never pay more than the pack above. Under 1ml is charged as 1ml.
Who does it
Dr Richard Umasuthan MBBS BDS MSc
Dr Richard Umasuthan is qualified as both a medical doctor and a dental surgeon: medicine at St George's, University of London, then dentistry at King's College London, with a master's degree in implantology on top. His whole career has been spent on the head and neck, including years in oral and maxillofacial surgery, which is the same anatomy these treatments work on. He is known for a calm, unhurried manner, especially with men who are nervous about needles.
You can check him on the medical register yourself: the GMC number above links straight to his entry on the General Medical Council's website.
Doctors only. Every treatment at SkinBros is carried out by a doctor registered with the General Medical Council, and you can check him on the register yourself.
The price is on the board before you walk in, so the consultation is about your face, not about selling you something.
Every appointment starts with an assessment, and part of a doctor's job is to tell you when the answer is to do nothing.
Questions
How long does it last?
Usually 12 to 18 months, depending on the area, the product and how quickly you metabolise it. Men often metabolise filler slightly faster than women, which is worth knowing before you compare notes with anyone.
Does it hurt?
It is uncomfortable rather than painful. We use numbing cream first, and the filler itself contains a local anaesthetic.
Will I bruise?
You might. Any injection can bruise, and using a cannula rather than a needle reduces it a lot but does not remove it. If you have a wedding or a big meeting coming up, leave a week.
Is it permanent?
No. The hyaluronic acid fillers we use are temporary and break down naturally over time. If you are ever unhappy with a result, tell us, and the doctor will go through your options.
Should I do the chin at the same time?
Usually yes. The jaw and the chin are one structure, and treating one without the other often looks slightly off. A doctor will tell you at the consultation whether you need both or just one.
How much product will I need?
Usually 2 to 5ml for the jaw, 1 to 3ml for the chin, 1 to 2ml for the cheeks, and a millilitre or less for the nose, lips or under-eye. Filler is one price per ml whatever the area, the rate drops at 5ml and again at 10ml, and a doctor tells you the amount and the total before anything happens. If he thinks you need less than you came in for, he will say so.
What if I do not like it?
Come back and tell us. The doctor will look at it with you at your two-week review and go through the options. Neither conversation is awkward for us and it should not be for you.
Can I train after?
Leave it 24 hours. Heat, heavy sweating and lying flat in the first day are the things to avoid. After that, back to normal.