Cut glass jawlines on women

Fuck. There’s some horrors on there!

It’s a buccal fat removal procedure. I struggle to think of anyone among the A-list females who haven’t had it done. Margot Robbie’s is actually quite subtle compared to, say, Lea Michele and Anya Taylor-Joy.

Just ridiculous to say “how does anyone even have time to notice this”. Of course people notice when every celeb on the cover of every magazine suddenly has the same facial features that almost no onehad 20 years ago.

I have it naturally and very prominent cheekbones, which would be lovely if the rest of my face wasnt quite so saggy! I have been asked where I got it done!

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Years ago I asked a plastic surgeon who was revising a scar for me about getting a small amount of fat/droop removed round my jawline. He told me that the amount of fat was minimal but removing it could leave me with lax skin. I decided to leave well enough alone. He did do a great job with the scar though after a dermatologist botched a skin cancer removal. I do look at all those people using makeup to contour jaw lines but it only ever looks like I have a dirty face. My skin is very fair so that may be the problem. I tried lots of products and shades too - even the greyed tones some people recommend for light cool-toned skin.

It's from mewing, obviously.

I've naturally got a strong defined jaw line. It can be done with filler now. I'm not sure it has always been "in". I hated mine when I was younger, I felt like it should be softer to look more feminine. When I first heard about women getting filler to have it done I was surprised.

It definitely wasn’t a thing when I was younger & some people have it naturally based on their jawlines. However the celebs have all had help including male ones. Margot Robbie looks great but has defo had a fair few tweaks.

Im not sure why we aren’t allowed to comment on celebrity beauty trends and tweakments.

I have a very defined jawline and a very slim, fat and wrinkle free neck and shoulders, even at 55 and 7 years into menopause. No treatments or surgeries in my case, just genetics. If it's any consolation, everything else has got fat!

If you put yourself in the public eye and go out of your way to put your image in every magazine, every newspaper, pose for multiple photoshoots, adverts, do makeup and fashion promotions, star in Hollywood films, appear on glamorous TV shows, go to awards ceromonies with red carpet posing shots etc. etc. then you should expect people to comment on your looks because that it is your whole persona and I see no problem with anyone talking about these people.

It’s buccal fat removal as well to make the face narrower and cheekbones more prominent. Margot Robbie and Sophie Turner have both done it, they both had quite round faces (still stunningly beautiful) at the start of their careers, now Margot looks a bit gaunt. Sophie Turner’s make up or hair stylist posted a picture of her on instagram the other day and I genuinely didn’t recognise her she looked so different.

I don’t have the right to do anything. Had there not always been interest in celebrity looks? It’s not just me… I’m 50, jowly, with a fat, slack jawline that I don’t love! Jennifer Aniston clearly didn’t like hers either, so had it done. I just thought she looked good already. It’s my opinion. Of a famous person.

Celeb gossip has always interested me, since my mum bought Hello! when I was a child. We loved Princess Diana. I used to read Heat, New, Now etc… before we had the Internet. I think lots of people are interested in celebrity lives?

Jennifer Aniston, I’m a big fan. I love her looks. She was famously photographed leaving a top surgeon’s office, a couple of years ago, with Sandra Bullock. I think the work she had done on her lower face altered her nose, jaw & chin.

I’m sure if you posted a photograph of yourself we could find things you would “benefit from”. Except that would be pretty awful of us and would probably make you feel like shit.

Why do you think you have the right to do the same to well-know women?

The obsession with how women look is really weird.

I notice it all the time! It's a recent development and not at all normal in women past their twenties or so.

I think the younger ones have chin fillers, then the flesh surgically removed as they get older. I don't spend much time looking at past & present photos of actresses and celebs but, when I do, there's often a sudden change from a slightly convex slope between chin & neck, to an inwardly-curving space between sharp jawline and neck.

It looks great, though. I am sadly lumbered with an almost continuous chin-neck, which might explain my noticing it so often.

Yeah, and why is it fine to comment on well known people’s looks? Why not your neighbours? Why don’t you comment on what they are actually famous for @Gowlett?

People get shitloads of expensive filler (10 times of what you would put in lips) to achieve it.

I have a jaw like this naturally and I always hated it, wanted a narrow one like the Korean beauty standards. Then a few years ago I was asked if my jaw has filler because it looks so defined and I found it hilarious

It’s filler. Specifically to sharpen the jaw line and make a pointy chin. I think it looks harsh. So it’s not always natural, particularly for those getting on in age.

See photo I have taken randomly from the internet.

Can you define exactly how Jennifer Aniston would benefit from a softer jawline?

I’m 54 and have a strong jawline. It’s my reward for having a big old chin all my life. C’est la vie!

It’s nothing more than bone structure and youth. Or if you’re Helen Mirren perhaps a lower facelift?

We were just saying it about Angelina Jolie. She’s all jaw.
When Margot Robbie did Barbie, “snatched jaw” was a thing.
I think Jennifer Aniston would benefit from a softer jawline, the work she’s had done makes her strong chin more prominent.

I think it’s fine to comment on well-known people’s looks. I’m also interested in their outfits, lifestyles, homes, personal lives. I think Gwyneth Paltrow’s eye job was a mistake. As was Mel B’s. Kris Jenner’s facelift… If it makes her happy, then fair enough!