JAWLINE V2.6

Lower Face Contouring: Anatomical Danger Zones, Jawline Definition & Chin Support

This detailed video lesson explores anatomical danger zones and contouring techniques for the lower third of the face, with a focus on the mandibular angles, jawline, chin, and marionette region. It connects anatomical assessment with practical treatment planning, highlighting structures that require particular attention during filler procedures.

The demonstration follows the treatment from identifying landmarks and marking facial boundaries to combining needle and cannula techniques. Particular attention is given to defining the mandibular angles, refining the lower facial contour, and supporting the marionette region while avoiding unnecessary volume in the jowl area.

In this video lesson you will learn:

• Key anatomical structures discussed in lower-face treatment, including the mental foramen, facial artery, and parotid region
• How palpation and surface landmarks contribute to assessment and treatment planning
• How to identify the jowl area and establish the boundaries of the planned correction
• Marking principles for the mandibular angles, jawline, chin, and marionette region
• The different roles of needle and cannula techniques within the demonstrated treatment
• How layered product placement is demonstrated to enhance mandibular angle definition
• Approaches shown for refining the contour along the body and ramus of the mandible
• How the lateral chin is addressed as part of an integrated lower-face treatment
• The bolus, linear retrograde, and fanning techniques demonstrated in the lesson
• How palpation and tissue support are used to monitor treatment progress
• How to reassess fullness, identify remaining contour irregularities, and refine product distribution

What makes this lesson valuable:

• Anatomical discussion directly connected to a practical treatment demonstration
• Coverage of the jawline, chin, and marionette region within one lesson
• Clear visual marking to explain treatment boundaries and planned directions
• Demonstration of complementary needle and cannula approaches
• Close attention to individual volume requirements and ongoing contour assessment
• An emphasis on anatomical awareness and proportion throughout the procedure

This lesson is designed for aesthetic medical professionals who want to deepen their understanding of lower-face anatomy and develop a more structured approach to jawline and chin contouring, with attention to danger zones, treatment boundaries, and balanced facial proportions.