Avoid NSAIDs, fish oil, and alcohol 1 to 2 days before your appointment for best results. You should also stay hydrated in the week leading up to your visit, as this can help your skin adjust to the new filler more easily.

Once you’ve received your injections, do not wear makeup or perform rigorous exercises for at least 1 full day. If you experience discomfort such as bruising or swelling, lightly apply ice on and off for 15 minutes each hour. If you need to wear any masks for allergy or sickness purposes in the next 2 weeks, make sure they aren’t tight.

Individuals who are breastfeeding or pregnant should steer clear of all fillers and Tox treatments. You should also avoid jawline filler if you are currently on antibiotics or receiving immunosuppressive therapy.

Patients currently with autoimmune disorder flare-ups (lichen sclerosis, scleroderma), have a history of anaphylactic reactions to bee stings or bee pollen, or are prone to keloid scarring, shouldn’t receive filler. You may also be ineligible if you have neuromuscular disease (myasthenia gravis), active lesions, psoriasis, or cold sore flare-ups

This depends on how much definition you want to add. Our team often uses multiple syringes and techniques to add structure to the jaw and chin areas. We can give you a more complete estimate once you arrive for your appointment, which starts with a thorough examination.