The Art of Jawline Sculpting: 3 Cutting-Edge Treatments Recommended by Facial Experts
Chiseled jawlines are trending—here’s how doctors are creating facial masterpieces. Featuring our master injector, Rochelle.
Rochelle Dela Paz, APRN, NP is an aesthetic nurse at Skincare by Amy Peterson in Miami
“Jawlines have become a cultural fascination, recently seeping into the everyday thoughts of even middle school boys through trends like “mewing.” Yet, the quest for a defined jawline is far from a modern obsession. Throughout history, a strong, well-defined jawline has been a hallmark of beauty, dating back to ancient times. During the Renaissance, artists like Raphael and Botticelli immortalized women with softly curved, feminine jawlines, reminiscent of the Mona Lisa’s subtle double chin. Fast-forward to the early 20th century, and the ideal shifted towards a more angular and pronounced jawline, influenced the Hepburns and Dietrichs of Hollywood. Rumor even has it that Marilyn Monroe sought perfection with a discreet chin implant.
Today, advancements in aesthetics offer a myriad of nonsurgical methods to refine and define jawlines without the need for implants or invasive procedures.”
This 70-year-old patient underwent an Endolift procedure at Skincare by Amy Peterson.