A short cosmetic-focused monologue by a board-certified dermatologist explaining what jowls are, their causes (including cheek biting, bone/jaw structure, and effects similar to buccal fat removal), and at-home management options (microcurrent devices and temporary lymphatic drainage). The speaker criticizes buccal fat removal and emphasizes that some causes (bone structure, aging-related jaw narrowing) are unavoidable.
Chapters
And if you have a narrow jawline, you're f. Who the hell am I? I am a board certified dermatologist. My focus is on cosmetics. And what are the jowls? It's this jiggly, wobbly piece of fat right here along the outside part of your mouth that develops as we get older, but it is due to multiple different things. Cheek biting can make it worse. Yes, because you're getting rid of that structure over time that is holding your face up. It's kind of like buccal fat removal, which I hate. Number two, what else causes it? Your bone structure. If you start to narrow, which we all will, and recede like we all will, this will get worse. And that's why people who have a narrow jawline to begin with are kind of at a disadvantage, unfortunately. But that's life. And last, what could you do to help yourself? I mean, at home, devices like microcurrent devices are going to be helpful, but only as long as you use them. And yes, you can do lymphatic drainage, but it's only going to be temporary to get rid of any extra fluff and puff.