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Amazing NEW NO SURGERY TREATMENT FOR JOWLS

Dr. Anil Rajani

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One of the biggest mistakes people make when treating jowls is focusing only on the jowl itself.
The most dangerous part of jowls isn't the jowl.
It's the treatment.
After analyzing faces for more than 25 years, I've seen people accidentally make jowls worse by removing the wrong fat, overfilling the lower face, or using treatments that create short-term improvement but long-term aging.
In this video you'll learn:
• Why some popular treatments can worsen jowls
• The difference between neck fat and facial support fat
• Face exercises, EMS, mewing, and what they can actually do
• The truth about Kybella and fat dissolving treatments
• Home devices that may help tighten skin without unwanted fat loss
• The 3-step treatment plan I use for jowls
• How fillers, biostimulators, and skin tightening fit together
• When surgery may be the best option

Remember: youthful faces aren't built by removing everything. They're built by preserving the right structures while supporting collagen, skin quality, and facial volume.

Watch until the end because I share one of the most overlooked treatment areas for improving the jawline naturally.

#Jowls #Jawline #Facelift #SkinTightening #Aging #PlasticSurgery #RFMicroneedling #Sculptra #Fillers #RajaniMD
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Facial fat compartment loss is a major contributor to jowl formation and facial aging.
Rohrich RJ, Pessa JE. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2007.
Poly-L-lactic acid (Sculptra) stimulates new collagen and improves facial support over time.
Vleggaar D. J Drugs Dermatol. 2006.
Radiofrequency treatments can improve skin laxity and jawline definition through collagen remodeling.
Gold MH et al. J Cosmet Dermatol. 2021.
Facial aging involves bone, fat, muscle, and skin changes—not just skin laxity.
Lambros V. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2007.
Combination approaches typically outperform single treatments for lower-face rejuvenation.
Fabi SG, Goldman MP. Dermatol Surg. 2015.
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00:00 The Dangerous Truth About Jowls
00:25 Why Men Care About Jawlines Too
01:06 Face Yoga, Mewing & EMS Explained
02:07 Lift Muscles vs Depressor Muscles
03:14 Can Botox Improve Jowls?
04:03 The Problem With Weakening Muscles
05:09 Jawline Exercises and Looksmaxing
06:27 The Kybella & Fat Dissolving Debate
08:00 Gua Sha, Face Taping & Social Media Trends
09:18 What Actually Causes Jowls?
10:15 Facial Cups and Lymphatic Drainage
11:14 Fillers, Sculptra & Structural Support
12:02 The Natural Approach Most People Choose
13:14 Why Jowls Get Worse With Age
13:52 Surgery vs Non-Surgical Options
14:02 Fat Melting Devices: Worth It?
15:03 RF Microneedling and Radiofrequency
16:30 How To Judge Before-and-After Photos
17:20 The New Generation of Tightening Devices
18:04 Where Treatment Placement Matters Most
19:11 Why Home Devices Can Work
20:00 The Biggest Mistake With Energy Devices
20:31 At-Home RF Devices Explained
22:02 When Surgery Is The Right Answer
24:01 Why Combination Treatments Win
24:58 Step 1: Priming and Prevention
25:50 Step 2: At-Home Collagen Stimulation
26:40 Step 3: In-Office Treatment Strategy
27:02 Part A: Reduce Excess Volume
28:00 Part B: Restore Facial Support
29:19 Part C: Biostimulators for Jawline Tightening
30:01 When Facelifts Make Sense
30:32 My Final Thoughts on Treating Jowls

20 Comments

@Pattymelt415 3 months ago

I would like to see more examples of treatments on people that are over age 60 because all I’m seeing are treatments on people who appear to be way too young to be doing them in the first place.

@MarcelloCaruccio 3 months ago

Young people imagining they have ptoblems. Please show people over 50 with real problems and actual solutions

@01jausten 3 months ago

So many of these influencers don’t have Jowls to begin with. They aren’t over 60, post menopausal women. I’d rather listen to you.

@cryptic1741 3 months ago

I agree that it would be more effective to show older women in their 50s and 60s in these videos. I noticed the same thing when I'd go to get Botox at my last place. All the women on staff were in their 20s. To me it's not much of an advertisement for the clinic, as none of them needed anything done. Show me older women who look natural and refreshed because they're getting good treatments at your clinic. That is what would make me come back.

@patriciamoore51 3 months ago

I didn’t have jowls until a stressful divorce. People forget or do not recognize what stress can do. I’m sure Doc may agree with me.

@marieslabbert6009 3 months ago

Those very young girls removing fat (which I cannot even see) from their lower necks, are going to be very sorry about in a few years time.

@iwontrespond4039 3 months ago

I never understand why they show people who are like 26 years old.It's not for me.

@grantmail4112 3 months ago

The secret is to always be the one taking the photo.

@InnerWell-v3j 1 month ago

What’s the amazing no surgery answer? I didn’t hear it…

@sooblunt1765 3 months ago

Face exercises worked wonders for me. Im 54. I do them everyday. Tightened my neck and jowls significantly

@GutInstinct1776 3 months ago

Yes, show me videos of women who have NO JOWLS, to show people how to correct jowls. 😐

@tacobelle69 3 months ago

🚨 🚨 OMG not the face tight or any heating devices under the skin. In my case it was thermi tight. Caused me permanent sensory nerve damage, fibrosis (scar tissue) and it didn’t work. It threw me down a path of deep depression and desperation and aged me 10 years over night. The sensory nerve damage has never gone away!!!! Just do the lift. In my case I just wanted a neck lift. I was quoted 7k which is nothing in comparison. The thermi tight cost me $4800- one of my biggest regret. I try to warn everyone about it.

@samanthasara4561 3 months ago

I’d actually like to see some women over 50 rather than 20 somethings who think they have a problem.
Unless one is a professional these young girls need to stop experimenting themselves that can leave lifetime of damage. They are obsessed with their looks and they’re only in their 20s!!!Their skin is young. They just need to look after their skin with fabulous creams and protection first and only use safe at home devices like Dr R recommends. This is not a game..

@victoriavaughan9872 3 weeks ago

Based on the exercises, it just sounds like smiling a lot is your best bet. 😂

@shar7508 3 months ago

That girl doing that powder and contour doesn’t even have jowls 😅

@soulthriver-oz6470 3 months ago

I had a deep plane neck & facelifts early this year. Best thing for my jowls! But i really miss being able to massage my face deeply, which i did daily for years. Im 67, before my lift ppl thought i was 55, now, 45. Had mine in Bali, inexpensive.

@thehangrywoman5556 3 months ago

I can't afford to shell out $2000 or more for a treatment. But I maintain myself with healthy home -made food, a basic skin care routine (retinol, sunscreen and recently acquired Dr. Rajani's Gua Sha and red light mask), some rest, and dance (actually where all my money goes). I'm nearly 60 and happy with how I look. I can't be mistaken for a 30 year old, but I've yet to meet a 60 year old who can be (with or without all these expensive treatments). And the reason they never show examples of older women is because we look older than the young ones, no matter what we do🤣🤣😆 - and that's the point!!!

@italiacassini337 2 months ago

Let's see the real results of people who are over 60... young girls don't have any of these problems

@APB0117 3 months ago

I was part of the Kybella study about a decade ago when I was in my late 40s. It worked well to get rid of my double chins, but on my last day of injections the doctor, I think, was trying to be more aggressive to improve my jaw line and she hit a nerve. It felt very weird, like cold water running down my chin. She seemed a little panicked when I said something and called in a more senior doctor. They wouldn’t talk to me about what happened but n the following week the place where she hit became ulcerated and turned into an open wound, about the size of a nickel, on my jawline. In the meantime for weeks and months they were giving me every dermatological treatment they thought would help to heal it, but they would never explain what happened. It took quite a while to heal closed and today there is still a good sized divot on my jawline. Fortunately I’m full of imperfections so it’s not really noticeable. But this was the first time I ever heard anyone talk about a problem with Kybella on a nerve. Interesting! And be advised that it seems to create a bigger aesthetic problem than just nerve damage!