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How does age affect your jawline?

Over time, the definition through the lower face can gradually soften, and it’s not only because of changes in the skin.

Collagen levels decline, soft tissues change and the underlying structures that support the lower face can also shift as we age.

Together, these changes can affect how defined the jawline appears over time.

Understanding what’s contributing to these changes is the first step to understanding your face.

If you’ve noticed changes in your jawline and would like to better understand what’s contributing to them, book a consultation with our team to learn more.

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Your side profile is more than just your jawline.

When people look at their profile, it’s common to focus on one feature they’d like to change.

But your side profile is made up of several features working together, not just one.

Your forehead, nose, lips, chin and jawline all contribute to your overall profile.

The relationship between these features influences facial balance and how your profile appears from different angles.

That’s why assessing the face as a whole is so important. Looking at one feature in isolation doesn’t always tell the full story.

Every consultation begins with a comprehensive facial assessment to better understand your individual anatomy, proportions and concerns.

If you’ve ever wondered why your profile looks different from different angles or would like to better understand your facial anatomy, book a consultation with our team to learn more.

Jamie Registered Nurse NMW0002696910

Sarah Emilia talks about how to turn your struggle into your biggest strength on the latest episode of The Blume Edit.

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Smile lines aren’t always about ageing.

You don’t have to be older to have smile lines. In fact, they can appear at almost any age.

Facial movement, genetics, skin quality and the natural support beneath the skin can all play a role in how noticeable they become over time.

That’s why two people the same age can have completely different smile lines.

Understanding what’s contributing to these changes is the first step to understanding your face.

If you’ve noticed changes around your smile and would like to better understand what’s contributing to them, book a consultation with our team to learn more.

Tamara Registered Nurse NMW0002853679

Men and women don’t age the same.

Have you ever wondered why volume loss often becomes noticeable earlier in women, while men tend to notice changes later on?

Male and female faces are naturally built differently.

Women typically have thinner skin, less bone support through the jaw and chin, and more fat through the mid-face.

Men generally have thicker skin, stronger bone structure and higher collagen density.

This can mean visible signs of ageing appear later, but as collagen naturally declines, changes in skin laxity and facial heaviness may become more noticeable.

Understanding facial anatomy helps explain why ageing looks different for everyone and why a personalised approach is important.

If you’d like to better understand the changes you’re noticing, book a consultation with our team to learn more.

Alexia Registered Nurse NMW0002771458

Looking tired isn’t always about sleep.

If you’ve noticed your under eyes looking darker, hollower or more tired than they used to, there’s often more to it than simply needing an early night.

Your under eyes are influenced by a combination of factors including genetics, skin quality and the natural changes that occur over time.

Because the skin in this area is thinner and more delicate, these changes can become more noticeable with age.

Understanding what’s contributing to your under-eye concerns is the first step.

If your under eyes aren’t looking the way they used to, book a consultation with our team to learn more.

Book your consultation via the link in our bio.

Kia Registered Nurse NMW0002154043

We chat with Sarah Emilia about her journey with social media on the latest episode of The Blume Edit.

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If finding time for yourself feels impossible, you’re not alone.

That’s why Blume Aesthetics is open late nights and Sundays, giving you more flexibility to book around work, family, and everything else on your calendar.

Your appointments should work around your life, not the other way around.

Visit the link in our bio to book a consultation with one of our qualified medical professionals.

Book your consultation via the link in our bio.

Fiona Registered Nurse NMW0002159184