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Droopy or Sagging Jowls Overview

What Are Droopy Jowls?
Droopy Jowls Overview

 

Face jowls are the bags of skin along the jawline that sag or droop lower than the jaw. As the lower cheek muscles lose strength and volume, the skin gravitates down which gives the jawline an undefined, loose appearance.

 

A lot of people consider facial surgery for the laxity of the lower face and neck. Like all facial concerns, jowls require careful evaluation with an experienced surgeon. Every patient’s anatomy is different – it’s important to assess the nature of the patient’s jowls and the specific treatment for that individual.

Droopy or Sagging Jowls Symptoms

What are Droopy Jowls Symptoms?
Droopy Jowls Symptoms

 

Face jowls are the bags of skin along the jawline that sag or droop lower than the jaw. As the lower cheek muscles lose strength and volume, the skin gravitates down which gives the jawline an undefined, loose appearance.

 

A lot of people consider facial surgery for the laxity of the lower face and neck. Like all facial concerns, jowls require careful evaluation with an experienced surgeon. Every patient’s anatomy is different – it’s important to assess the nature of the patient’s jowls and the specific treatment for that individual.

 

The term “jowls” is often used to describe sagging skin below your chin or jawline. Almost everyone develops jowls as they age. It happens because your skin becomes thinner and less elastic over time.Jowls may be less pronounced in people who have thicker skin, more fat, or more collagen in the area below the cheeks and chin. Some people may never develop jowls because of their genes, environmental factors, and lifestyle choices.

Droopy or Sagging Jowls Causes

What Causes of Droopy Jowls?

Face jowls can be caused by a variety of factors:

 

  • They can develop due to a loss of elastin and collagen (proteins in facial tissue). As these proteins deteriorate, the face loses firmness and tightness, causing the skin to sag.

  • Smoking and overexposure to sunlight can also cause damage to facial collagen and elastin.

  • Jowls are sometimes genetic or can be caused by environmental or lifestyle choices.

  • Certain facial expressions can stretch out your face and neck skin. When you gain weight, your skin stretches, and if you lose that weight, the stretched skin may sag.

  • If you constantly work on a computer or are on your phone all the time, the skin in your neck may become elastic over time de pending on the angle in which you view the screens.

Tear Trough Risk Factor

Risk Factor of Tear Trough

None.

Droopy or Sagging Jowls Diagnosis

Droopy Jowls Diagnosis
Droopy Jowls Diagnosis

 

Face jowls are the bags of skin along the jawline that sag or droop lower than the jaw. As the lower cheek muscles lose strength and volume, the skin gravitates down which gives the jawline an undefined, loose appearance.

 

A lot of people consider facial surgery for the laxity of the lower face and neck. Like all facial concerns, jowls require careful evaluation with an experienced surgeon. Every patient’s anatomy is different – it’s important to assess the nature of the patient’s jowls and the specific treatment for that individual.

 

The term “jowls” is often used to describe sagging skin below your chin or jawline. Almost everyone develops jowls as they age. It happens because your skin becomes thinner and less elastic over time.Jowls may be less pronounced in people who have thicker skin, more fat, or more collagen in the area below the cheeks and chin. Some people may never develop jowls because of their genes, environmental factors, and lifestyle choices.

Droopy or Sagging Jowls Treatment

How Do You Get Rid of Droopy Jowls?

There are a variety of techniques available to get rid of jowls, ranging in invasiveness. Make sure you discuss your concerns with your surgeon, and then create a plan of action to improve your face jowls.

ISO Metrik Treatment Plan for Droopy Jowls

 

Strengthening the Lower Face to Lift & Define the Jawline

 

Droopy jowls refer to the sagging skin that develops along the jawline and lower cheeks, creating a loss of definition in the lower face. This occurs due to muscle weakening, loss of collagen, fat redistribution, and bone resorption in the mandible. As the depressor anguli oris (DAO), depressor labii inferioris (DLI), platysma, and masseter muscles lose tone, the skin and tissue begin to pull downward, forming jowls.

 

The ISO Metrik Device applies targeted resistance training to these key muscles, which may help strengthen and lift the lower face, reduce jowl sagging, and restore jawline definition. By using the device in all positions (vertical, horizontal, and 45-degree angles), this treatment engages multiple muscle groups for optimal lower facial rejuvenation.

 

Causes of Droopy Jowls

 

✔ Weakening of the DAO, DLI, and Platysma Muscles – These muscles provide support to the jawline; when weakened, the skin begins to sag.
✔ Loss of Collagen & Elastin – Aging reduces skin elasticity, making jowls more pronounced.
✔ Bone Resorption in the Mandible – Loss of jawbone density leads to structural decline, causing the skin to droop.
✔ Fat Redistribution & Volume Loss – Fat pads in the mid-face shift downward, exacerbating jowl formation.
✔ Poor Posture & Repetitive Movements – Forward head posture and repeated downward gazing contribute to weakened jawline muscles.

 

How the ISO Metrik Device May Help Lift & Define the Jawline

 

The ISO Metrik Device provides controlled resistance training that may:

 

✔ Strengthen the DAO, DLI, platysma, and masseter muscles, helping to lift and tighten the jawline.
✔ Improve lower face muscle tone, which may reduce the appearance of droopy jowls.
✔ Enhance circulation, which plays a role in collagen production and skin hydration.
✔ Support mandibular bone health, helping maintain facial structure and prevent sagging.

 

Optimized Positioning for Maximum Jowl Reduction

 

To fully engage the lower facial muscles, the ISO Metrik Device should be used in all three positions—vertical, horizontal, and 45-degree angles—to provide comprehensive resistance training.

1. Vertical Position for Direct Lower Face Engagement

🔹 Holding the ISO Metrik Device in a vertical position isolates the depressor anguli oris and platysma muscles, allowing them to strengthen and lift through controlled movement.
🔹 Squeezing and releasing movements engage the lower face, which may help reduce the sagging effect of jowls.
🔹 Helps restore a firmer, more sculpted jawline.

2. Horizontal Position for Full Lower Face Activation

🔹 Holding the ISO Metrik Device horizontally targets the jawline muscles, including the masseter and platysma, reinforcing structural support.
🔹 Encourages balanced muscle activation, helping to prevent asymmetrical sagging.
🔹 Supports natural facial lifting, reducing skin laxity along the jawline.

3. 45-Degree Angled Position for Multi-Directional Resistance

🔹 Tilting the device at a 45-degree angle engages both the depressor and cheek muscles, strengthening the entire lower face.
🔹 Stimulates mandibular bone resistance, which may help prevent structural weakening that contributes to jowl formation.
🔹 Enhances skin elasticity by stimulating circulation and improving hydration.

 

Squeeze & Release Technique for Jowl Reduction

By gently squeezing and releasing the lip holders, users can:

 

✔ Activate and tone the DAO, platysma, and masseter muscles, which may help lift the jowl area.
✔ Improve circulation, which plays a role in collagen and elastin production for firmer skin.
✔ Increase facial firmness, helping to restore jawline definition and prevent further sagging.

 

Why Consider the ISO Metrik Device for Jowl Treatment?

 

Unlike temporary skin-tightening treatments, the ISO Metrik Device:

✔ Strengthens and tones the lower facial muscles, which may help lift sagging skin.
✔ Encourages balanced muscle activation, reducing asymmetry and skin laxity.
✔ Applies mechanical resistance to facial muscles, potentially influencing skin firmness and elasticity.
✔ Provides a non-invasive, long-term option for managing droopy jowls.

 

Achieve a Sculpted, More Defined Jawline Naturally

 

The ISO Metrik Device offers a scientifically backed, resistance-based approach to reducing droopy jowls, improving skin elasticity, and restoring jawline structure.

Start your journey to a lifted, youthful jawline today!

Non-Invasive Techniques

For those just beginning to age, these non-invasive techniques can be used to decrease jowl lines.

  • Filler Placement – Filler injections in front of the jowls can camouflage the jowls as they begin to form.

  • Botox – Botox can help as face jowl lines begin to form – it can help by disguising the lines.

If these non-invasive techniques are performed correctly and frequently, the results should last a couple of years. There does come a point, however, when a facelift is a definitive treatment for jowl lines.

Facelift

The most effective and long-lasting procedure for correcting jowls is a facelift. Jowls develop from the descent of facial tissues, and while fillers / Botox can disguise the skin crease, they will not correct the underlying problem. There are many variations of jowl reduction surgery – facelifts are the most natural-appearing and cost-effective approach.

The descended tissues need to be lifted back to the position they were in. A facelift increases tension on the SMAS, the tissue layer underneath the skin. SMAS is mostly made of collagen, so it has a strength, unlike skin, and does not relax. Once the SMAS is raised, the surplus skin is trimmed. SMAS elevation also softens the nasolabial folds, which can correct marionette lines.

A lower facelift for jowls tightens and elevates the skin to treat the jawline and neck. For patients asking how to get rid of jowls on their face, there are two plans of action. For patients with early facial aging, this is the recommended procedure. If you are wondering how to get rid of sagging jowls, chances are you have more notable midface aging – the SMAS face and neck lift is recommended. It all depends on the patient.  How to Prevent Face JowlsYou can prevent jowls from sagging prematurely by:

  1. Limiting extreme facial expressions: Don’t be afraid to laugh! Just try not to stretch the skin unnecessarily.

  2. Avoid smoking: The chemicals from cigarettes damage the skin.

  3. Limiting exposure to the sun: Always apply sunscreen to your face and neck – the sun’s rays damage the skin!

  4. Limiting your screen time: Keep your head at a comfortable angle when using your computer or phone. Do not bunch or stretch out the neck. Try to take a five to ten-minute break for every hour of computer work.

  5.  Face jowls are the reason why many patients seek facelifts. Keep in mind that jowls can occur again after a face and neck lift if the facelift solely lifts the skin. Evaluate your surgeon’s before and after photos to ensure a successful jowl reduction.

 

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