Double Chin Treatment for Men in their 50s - Ulthera, Salivary Gland Botox & Lifting

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Before procedure: 2024.01.29 – After procedure: 2024.04.12

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Results can vary from person to person. Side effects such as hyperpigmentation, bruising, and swelling may occur. Please make sure to have a thorough consultation before any procedure.

“My jawline used to be sharp… where did it go?”

One of the most common concerns we hear from men in their late 30s and beyond is this:

“Doctor,
I definitely used to have a V-line.

I mean… sure, I drink a bit, eat meat, and I’ve gained some weight…
But can my jawline really disappear like this?!
My face looks puffy, and I feel like I look heavier overall.”

As we’ve shared in previous posts, this is often a natural part of aging: fat distribution gradually changes, and the salivary glands along the jaw can slowly enlarge. Put together, the jawline can start to look wider, heavier, and more saggy over time.

Case Overview: Male in His 50s

In this case, Mr. OO’s spouse (Ms. MM) was already visiting our clinic.

After watching her facial contours improve with Juvederm injections (one bottle at a time), he told us:

“Out of all the clinics and treatments I’ve seen, your results look the best.”

And that’s what brought him in—thank you for the trust!

Treatment Plan

Jawline sagging correction (contour improvement)
Jaw salivary gland Botox
Double-chin fat reduction with the Violet procedure

For age-related jawline sagging, we often recommend a focused 4-step combination approach to address the common causes—skin laxity, gland prominence, and under-chin fullness—together.

4-Step Combo: Before vs After

Before procedure: 2024.01.29 – After procedure: 2024.04.12

These photos are posted with consent. They are unedited, original images of the same person, taken in the same location under the same conditions.

Results can vary from person to person. Side effects such as hyperpigmentation, bruising, and swelling may occur. Please make sure to have a thorough consultation before any procedure.

Sagging jawline? Smoothed out.
Bumpy, puffy jawline? Slimmed down.
Cheek hollowing? None—so the face still looks natural and balanced.