A retrospective study involving 40 men assessed hyaluronic acid injections intended to enhance chin and jaw definition. Treatment was personalised according to tissue thickness and bony support. Patients reported high satisfaction, with an average score of 88.1 out of 100 on the FACE-Q outcome questionnaire. This study describes an approach focused on the lower third of the face, designed to preserve masculine features.
A review of male facial anatomy describes a generally more angular jaw, proportions that differ from those of the female face and often more developed musculature. These characteristics should be considered when selecting treatment areas, quantities of product to inject and techniques to use. Treatment aims to reduce the signs that concern the patient while preserving his features.
A study compared filler injections performed in 100 men and 100 women of similar age. Men more often received jaw injections. In the cheeks, injection points were not distributed in the same way in men and women. These differences show that treatment areas vary according to facial anatomy and the intended result. This study describes the treatments performed.






