A “squarish” or broad lower face usually refers to increased width or prominence along the jawline and jaw angle. While this can be a naturally occurring facial shape due to genetics, in some cases, it’s caused by enlarged masseter muscles – the strong chewing muscles located at the sides of your jaw.
This prominence can make the face appear more angular or masculine, especially when viewed from the front. Fortunately, modern aesthetic treatments can contour and slim the lower face without surgery.
There are several factors that can contribute to a squarish or widened jawline:
Square or heavy jawline
Asymmetrical lower face shape
Desire for a softer, more feminine or contoured appearance
A small amount of neuromodulator is injected into the masseter muscles to relax overactivity and gradually reduce muscle bulk.
For those seeking a more defined or balanced jawline
(rather than slimming), strategically placed fillers can
enhance facial proportions.
For patients with excess fullness or fat around the jawline and lower cheeks, these treatments help tighten and refine facial definition.
You may be a good candidate if you: