Facial  Outline

The facial outline is given mainly by the bone of the jaw. When this bone has certain angles  and it is well marked, it is a decisive sign  of beauty. In the illustrations below of the  actress Michelle Pfeiffer's face, we can  clearly understand  the role  of the marked  jaw as a beauty sign. We also see another picture of a middle-aged woman who  lost the definition of the jaw.  

Michelangelo's David, an example of masculine beauty, shows a well developed and well marked jaw, with harmonious angles.  

Michelle Pfeiffer, a feminine beauty, has a well marked jaw, and a harmonious, square angle. This characteristic is important in her beauty.  

The jaw can be not very well marked due to personal characteristics, orthodontic problems or because of the aging process. 

In the aging process,  we can see the lost of the definition of the jaw, as well as folds, wrinkles, furrows and skin laxity.

Bioplasty is capable of modifying the outline of the jaw, inside of certain limits, and    improving the facial harmony. We can use three types and Bioplasty: the one that improves the beauty, the one that corrects imperfections or the one for the aging process, better defining the jaw outline .  

Patients who have already performed orthodontic treatments but want to improve their profile acting on the soft parts of the face,  can use Bioplasty to enhance their facial outline. 

Even patients who don't have these kinds of  imperfections can improve their appearance using Bioplasty. T That can improve their beauty, acting on the beauty signs.  

Michelangelo's David, an example of masculine beauty, shows a well developed and well marked jaw, with harmonious angles.	Michelle Pfeiffer, a feminine beauty, has a well marked jaw, and a harmonious, square angle. This characteristic is important in her beauty.

The jaw can be not very well marked due to personal characteristics, orthodontic problems or because of the aging process. 

A beautiful middle aged woman; we can see the  lost of  the definition of the jaw, as well as folds, wrinkles, furrows and skin laxity.
The self-portraits of Rembrandt The great painter in his series of self-portrait demonstrate the aging process where the loss of contour of the jaw is very well noticed.