Face Masculinisation Treatments

Every face tells a story, and we’re here to support you in exploring the features you’d like to enhance or refine. Through tailored consultations with a qualified health practitioner, we can discuss options to help align your appearance with your aesthetic goals.

Masculinisation treatments may involve a combination of approaches designed to support facial harmony and proportion. During your consultation, we’ll assess your features and talk through suitable options, as well as associated considerations like recovery time and possible risks.

Some common areas discussed during masculinisation consultations include:

Chin projection or shape
Jawline definition
Cheek contouring
Overall facial balance

Treatment options are available to address areas such as the chin, jawline and cheeks. Your clinician can discuss a suitable approach with you during consultation.
These treatments are performed in-clinic and most people can continue with their usual daily activities soon after. Your practitioner will advise you on any specific aftercare requirements.
You may discuss focusing on a single area or multiple areas of concern with your clinician in the same appointment.
Changes may be noticeable shortly after treatment, though experiences vary. Your clinician can explain how long effects may typically be expected to last and factors that may influence this.

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Results may vary between individuals and depend on personal goals, baseline characteristics, and responses to treatment. A consultation with a qualified medical professional is recommended to determine if this treatment is suitable for you.

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Understanding The masculine aesthetic Strong, chiselled and defined features

During early development, all human faces essentially begin as feminine. Exposure to testosterone during puberty slowly coarsens facial structures to provide a more masculine appearance.

Some of the hallmarks of facial masculinity include:

Flatter eyebrows
Prominent brow (frontal bossing)
Slightly longer/wider nose
Squarer chin
Angled, projected jawlines
Chiselled cheekbones, which are flatter, but more angulated than females

Three areas often discussed when considering facial masculinisation treatments

Three areas often discussed when considering facial masculinisation treatments include:

Cheek Structure
When discussing cheek proportions, placement and definition can influence whether the appearance is perceived as more traditionally masculine or feminine. Your clinician can explain different approaches during consultation.

Jawline
Some patients are interested in jawline treatments that create more definition or alignment with cheek structure. Your clinician will assess proportions and discuss options suited to your individual features.

Chin
In some cases, patients may wish to address chin proportions. Traditionally, a broader chin has been associated with masculine facial structure, though preferences vary. Your clinician can advise on suitable options for your goals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What treatments are commonly discussed by men?

Many men enquire about non-surgical treatments to address areas such as the jawline, chin, or skin quality. Options may include treatments designed to relax certain facial muscles, skin resurfacing procedures, or treatments that can enhance facial structure. Your clinician will discuss what may be suitable for your individual concerns.

How should I prepare for my treatment?

It’s important to advise your clinician if you:

are taking blood thinners (e.g. aspirin, warfarin)
are on any immune suppressive medication
have had recent dental work
have relevant allergies
are taking supplements such as fish oils, vitamin E, or ginkgo biloba

What are the risks?

All medical procedures carry potential risks. Common side effects may include redness, swelling, or bruising around the treated area, which usually settle within a few days. Your clinician will discuss all possible risks with you before proceeding and provide aftercare advice.

How do jawline or chin treatments work?

Some treatments may involve adding structure or definition to areas such as the jawline or chin. Your clinician will explain the methods available, the expected process, and whether they may be suitable for your goals.

Will treatment help with a double chin?

Certain approaches may help improve the appearance of fullness under the chin, depending on your individual anatomy. Options can include under-chin fat reduction treatments or approaches that enhance jawline definition. Your clinician will recommend what may be appropriate for you.

How much product is usually required?

The amount used varies for each patient and is tailored to your needs. Your clinician will discuss a personalised plan with you during consultation.

Does treatment hurt?

Discomfort levels vary. A numbing cream, ice packs, or other comfort measures may be offered to help make the procedure more tolerable.

How long do results last?

The duration of effect varies depending on the type of treatment, the area treated, and individual factors. Your clinician can give you more detailed information about what to expect.

What can I do to reduce swelling?

Your clinician will provide specific aftercare advice, which may include:

applying a cold compress
avoiding strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours
avoiding excessive alcohol or heat exposure immediately after treatment

What follow-up is recommended?

You may be offered a review appointment to assess your progress. If you have any concerns at any stage, you should contact the clinic directly.

How do male cheeks differ from female cheeks?

Male and female facial structures are often described differently. For example, male cheeks are sometimes noted as flatter towards the midline and more angled at the sides. Your clinician can discuss how this relates to treatment planning for your individual features.

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