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Facial balancing after changes to jaw structure
A case from Adam Matthews’ Instagram: the aesthetic use of dermal filler to improve facial balance following changes associated with condylar resorption.
The starting point
In this case shared on Precision Aesthetics’ Instagram, the client had experienced condylar resorption and changes to jaw structure and facial symmetry. The clinic’s account describes a history of several operations and ongoing dissatisfaction with the appearance of facial balance.
The aesthetic aim described in the post was to restore the appearance of lost volume and improve facial proportions using dermal filler. The underlying condition and any ongoing specialist care remain separate from that aesthetic aim.
A plan based on the individual face
Adam’s published account describes carefully placed filler to improve the appearance of volume and facial harmony. The photographs illustrate the profile shown in the original post. They do not establish which treatment would suit someone with a similar concern.
A meaningful consultation considers what has changed, previous treatment and surgery, expectations and whether an aesthetic intervention is appropriate. Some concerns need specialist assessment before an aesthetic plan can be considered.
The limit of this treatment
Dermal filler can change appearance. It does not treat the underlying condylar resorption. This distinction is included in the clinic’s original post and is central to understanding the case.
The social post does not state the product, volume used, treatment schedule or long-term follow-up. We have not added those details. The published result belongs to this individual client and cannot predict another person’s outcome.
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Book a free consultation ↗ About facial balancing ↗Summary published 17 October 2026 from Precision Aesthetics’ public case post.