Jaw & lower face consultation
The jaw and lower face shape much of how a face reads in profile. This area also involves muscle and function, so a proper clinical assessment matters.
Why people book
- A wider or square lower face you would like to discuss
- Jaw clenching, grinding or tension
- Jawline definition
- Lines or cords at the front of the neck
- Balance between the chin, jaw and neck
What your practitioner looks at
- Jaw muscle and how your bite functions
- Your facial proportions from the front and in profile
- Your goals, and what is realistic
- Your medical history, medications and allergies
WHAT TO EXPECT
From first hello to your decision
1. Consultation
A private conversation and assessment with a registered practitioner.
2. Your options
If anything is suitable, your practitioner explains what it involves, the risks, realistic outcomes and alternatives, including doing nothing.
3. Your decision
Take your time. Nothing proceeds until you are comfortable and have consented.
Information about what any recommended treatment involves, including recovery and aftercare, is given to you directly at your consultation.
QUESTIONS
Common questions
Is jaw tension always a cosmetic issue?
No. It can have dental or other health causes. Your practitioner may suggest you also see your dentist or GP.
Do you assess before recommending anything?
Always. A clinical assessment comes first, and any option is explained, including risks and alternatives.
Can I come just to understand my options?
Yes. There is no obligation to proceed after a consultation.
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Prefer to start with what you notice?
Ready to talk it through?
Book a consultation with a registered practitioner. There is no obligation to proceed with anything afterwards.
