Our approach to fillers for the jawline
To achieve a natural, long-lasting and anatomically correct result, our practitioners use high-density hyaluronic acid fillers, which are essential for replicating the firm structure of the jawbone.
Marking the jaw angle (mandibular angle)
The filler is injected deep into the back of the jaw, just below the ear, to create a defined angle and a strong frame for the face.
Smoothing the jawline
The product is applied evenly along the jawline down to the chin to conceal unevenness and tighten the skin.
Male facial contouring (Jawline filler for men)
Male anatomy differs from female anatomy. For men, we focus on creating a broader, more angular and defined jawline, which contributes to a more masculine and powerful appearance.
Gentle technology and medical precision
Whether the aim is a subtle lift or a more pronounced facial contouring, our injection specialists use refined techniques that minimise tissue trauma. By using microscopically thin needles or blunt cannulas, we work very gently along the jawbone. A precise approach is absolutely crucial to reducing bleeding, minimising swelling and bruising, and ensuring that the filler integrates deeply into the bone for a stable and long-lasting result.
A clinic full of expertise
Administering injections in the lower third of the face requires a thorough understanding of both aesthetics and complex vascular anatomy, as important blood vessels and nerves (as well as the salivary gland) are located in this area. At The Faculty, your medical safety is always our top priority. Our practice is characterised by clinical expertise, sterile environments and open, honest dialogue. You can feel completely safe when undergoing treatment with us.
Price of fillers for the jawline
The jawline is a large anatomical area that often requires more volume than, for example, the lips. Your exact price will be determined during your consultation and is based on the number of millilitres required.
Fillers for the jawline (1 ml)
4 500
Jawline fillers (2 ml)
8 000
Consultation
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Pre-treatment consultation
The first step is a consultation with one of our injection specialists. You can choose whether to book a virtual appointment or meet us in person at the clinic. During the appointment, you will receive medical information about risks, current waiting times, and which techniques and volumes are best suited to you. You will receive a specific treatment proposal based on your facial anatomy.
After the consultation, you have a statutory cooling-off period of at least 48 hours (which applies to aesthetic injection treatments) to allow you to decide in your own time whether you wish to give your consent.
Injection along the jawline
Step by step
To ensure you feel completely at ease and know exactly what to expect, we have a strict and safe procedure in place for our injection treatments
Consultation
Medical assessment and choice of method
Your practitioner will carry out a thorough clinical assessment of your jawbone, skin elasticity and the volume of the lower part of your face. We will determine the dosage and go through your health declaration in detail.
Preparations
Preparations for safe treatment
We will check that you have not taken any blood-thinning medication in the last few days. We will then clean and disinfect the entire jaw area very thoroughly with chlorhexidine to ensure a sterile working surface.
The treatment
Safe care at the clinic
We usually use a blunt cannula (microcannula), which involves making a few microscopic incisions through which the cannula is gently inserted under the skin. The filler, which contains a local anaesthetic (lidocaine), is injected deep down towards the bone along the jawline. The treatment usually takes 30–40 minutes.
After treatment
The therapist will massage the area as needed to ensure the product is applied evenly along the leg. You’ll be able to see the immediate results in the mirror, and we’ll discuss the expected swelling.
Recovery & healing
Self-care and convalescence guidelines
Do not touch the insertion sites with unwashed hands and do not wear make-up for 12 hours to minimise the risk of infection. To minimise swelling, avoid strenuous exercise, saunas and extreme cold for the first 48 hours. It is advisable to sleep on your back for the first few nights.
Monitoring & results
Medical check-up and final assessment
After around 14 days, the filler will have integrated with the tissue. The final, anatomically balanced result will then be assessed during a follow-up appointment, if required.
Our specialists in injections
At The Faculty, all injection treatments are carried out exclusively by qualified doctors and qualified injection nurses. The area around the jawline and chin is anatomically complex. Our specialists possess in-depth anatomical knowledge and extensive clinical experience, which is absolutely crucial for identifying risk areas, placing the filler in the correct tissue layer and thereby ensuring your medical safety.
Who can undergo the treatment?
To receive filler treatments with us, you must be over 18 and in good general health. We do not treat people who are pregnant or breastfeeding. During the consultation, we will assess your skin quality; if the skin under the jawline is very loose or if there is a large amount of subcutaneous fat, alternative or complementary methods may need to be discussed in order to achieve the desired result.
Our clinics
The Faculty combines medical safety with a welcoming environment. Our state-of-the-art clinic at Hangövägen 20 is one of the few plastic surgery clinics in Sweden that is built to proper hospital standards. For skin care and injection treatments, you are welcome to visit our walk-in clinic at Humlegårdsgatan 14 in central Stockholm. All operations are based on medical expertise and proven experience to offer a safe process from the first visit to the last follow-up.
Payment guarantee and insurance
Transparency is a given for us. Your price includes a consultation (following treatment) and a follow-up appointment. As a registered healthcare provider with IVO, you are always covered by comprehensive patient insurance, and we use only CE-marked and FDA-approved products of the highest quality.
Frequently asked questions about fillers
Here we have compiled some frequently asked questions about fillers for the jawline
I have quite a lot of volume in my face – would a 'chubby face 1ml jawline filler' be enough?
If the face has a higher amount of subcutaneous fat (‘chubby face’), 1 ml is rarely enough to create visible definition along the entire jawline. This is because the filler needs to project the bone sufficiently for it to be visible through the fatty tissue. In these cases, a larger volume is often required, or the filler must be combined with a fat-reducing treatment under the chin. However, 1 ml may be sufficient if only a very small, localised adjustment is being made.
Is this treatment common for men (jawline fillers for men)?
Yes, it is one of the most common injection treatments for men. Unlike women, where the aim is often to achieve a softer V-shape, the product is injected into men to create a wider, straighter and more pronounced jawline, giving a distinctly masculine appearance.
How long do the results of jawline fillers last?
The filler used for the jawbone has a very high density (firmness) and is injected deep into the bone where muscle movement is limited. As a result, it is very long-lasting, and the results generally last between 12 and 18 months, sometimes up to two years.
What should I do if my jawline filler treatment goes wrong?
If you have had treatment at another clinic and feel that your face has become too wide, asymmetrical or that the filler feels lumpy, our doctors and nurses can help you. We use the licensed medication Hyalase to quickly and safely dissolve the misplaced hyaluronic acid.
Does the injection hurt?
Most people experience very little pain. As we usually use a blunt cannula, only a few small punctures are made in the skin. Furthermore, the hyaluronic acid contains a local anaesthetic (lidocaine), which numbs the area from within during the course of the treatment. However, a feeling of tightness along the leg is completely normal.
How many millilitres are usually needed for a full set of dentures?
It varies from person to person, but the jawline is a long area (from the ear to the chin on both sides). To achieve a visible and comprehensive result across the entire jawline, a total of between 2 and 4 ml is often required. This will be discussed in detail during your consultation.
Are there any downsides to the treatment?
The main limitation is that fillers add physical volume. If the problem in the jawline is solely due to a significant excess of loose skin, a filler can sometimes make the area look heavier. In such cases, a surgical facelift or thread lift is often a more medically appropriate alternative.
