Sagging Jowls? Dermatologist's Secrets for a Tight Jawline Without Surgery

[@margaritaandkids7897]

Love it..honestly perfectly done..explanation was clear and i learned so much. Thank you.

[@drswatikannan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RoldanCastro956]

I turned 36 just recently, but looking into the HIFU. Thank you for clarifying. I will definitely follow!

[@Sam-ig9py]

I love this video. It is very informative, and the explanation is clear and easy to understand. Now I have a better understanding among cosmetic devices as what does what and how. Thanks so much, Dr. Swati Kannan. I am happy to find your channel.

[@drswatikannan]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!

[@Thunderdance1000]

Wonderfully informative video thank you! One suggestion, please slow down how fast you talk.

[@drswatikannan]

Thanks for the tip!

[@ainakunigelyte]

Dear Doctor, I was considering Masseter muscle botox injections, and a litttl ebit of jowling ( I am 35 years old), and I wonder is it commong tto get increased jowls due to botox in masseter muscle>? Or is it more of an exception? OR what to do if I want botox in my Masseter? maybe combine with some procedure? thank you!

[@drswatikannan]

Masseter Botox is helpful. Only if too much Botox is placed in too quick of a time can you get a little bit of jowling.

[@psychosocial474]

Botox, Filler..... I would say, that are something like surgeries, even if it's not a real surgery, but it's in the same category.

[@drswatikannan]

It can be confusing but Botox and filler are injectables. Surgery involves cutting and many other things. There is no cutting with Botox and fillers.

[@psychosocial474]

@@drswatikannan I know, but it's still a medical treatment, that alters your body. So it's not much "less" than a surgery. It just sounds better.

[@duchessdelarue5983]

I thought Thermage is radio frequency not ultrasound? I had Thermage over a month ago (6weeks) and I don’t see any difference in my neck crepeness and laxity. Is it possible it doesn’t work for some people? la it possible to do too much radio frequency?

[@drswatikannan]

Hey it is radiofrequency. It takes a while for these devices to show tightening and there is variability of results.

[@arunimajithin4594]

Good video ❤❤.

[@drswatikannan]

Thanks for watching!

[@Meandmymirror]

How do u know which one to pick? Prices?

[@drswatikannan]

That's were a consultation is helpful.