A Defined Face is Timeless

Lower face laxity refers to the loss of firmness and elasticity in the skin of the lower face, typically around the jawline, cheeks, and neck. This condition is often a natural result of aging, but other factors can contribute to it as well. These facts are:

Aging, gravity, sun damage, weight loss or weight fluctuations, genetics, disposition of fat pads, muscle, ligaments, collagen and elastin loss. 

Laxity in the lower face, such as sagging jowls or a drooping jawline, can make the face appear older, tired, or less defined.

What causes lower face laxity? 

When Skin Starts to Sag

Loss of firmness in the lower face can soften your jawline and change your profile — but solutions are available

Lower face laxity occurs as collagen and elastin production slows, causing the skin around the jawline, chin, and mouth to lose its firmness. This can lead to sagging, jowls, or a less defined profile. While this is a natural part of aging, targeted treatments can help tighten, lift, and restore a more youthful contour.