Redefining the lower third of the face with IBSA's Aliaxin Superior Volume: an advanced technique for a harmonious jawline

Discover how to improve your jaw angle, chin, and marionette lines with Aliaxin Superior Volume. An advanced step-by-step technique, like the one we teach at CIME Academy.

Dr. Manuel Rubio Sánchez, 8/08/2025. #Medicine

Redefining the lower third of the face with IBSA's Aliaxin Superior Volume: an advanced technique for a harmonious jawline

Redefining the lower third of the face with IBSA's Aliaxin Superior Volume: an advanced technique for a harmonious jawline

The lower third of the face plays a key role in the perception of facial harmony and youth. As we age, the jawline loses definition, the chin retracts, and folds such as the labio-mental crease or marionette lines begin to appear. In this article, you'll learn step by step how to achieve an effective and natural structural restoration using Aliaxin Superior Volume by IBSA Laboratories, as taught in the advanced courses at CIME Academy.

The Importance of a Structural Approach

Unlike other fillers, Aliaxin Superior Volume is designed for areas requiring high projection and firmness. Its high G’ (G-prime) and strong cross-linking capacity make it ideal for sculpting bony structures like the jaw angle or chin, offering visible, stable, and highly customizable results.

Three Key Treatment Points

Pre-jowl Sulcus

This sulcus appears due to sagging of the malar fat compartment and the loss of mandibular support. The technique involves:

  • Palpating the skin insertion of the mandibular retaining ligament.
  • Gently pinching and retracting the skin.
  • Injecting 0.1–0.2 cc of Aliaxin Superior Volume on the bone, just in front of the ligament.

This creates a hydrodissection effect that reduces the action of the DAO (Depressor Anguli Oris) muscle, responsible for the sad mouth expression.

Labio-mental Fold (Marionette Lines)

This area is treated with a precise injection on the bone, behind the DAO muscle. This modulates its activity while enhancing the effect of the elevator muscles.
The result is a more lifted oral commissure, even at rest, and a more youthful smile.

Structural Chin

The chin is treated at three points:

  • Chin apex – to project the profile.
  • Mentalis groove – to smooth dimples and "orange peel" skin.
  • Most anterior chin point – to stretch the mentalis muscle bellies and soften facial expression.

Using 0.6 to 0.8 cc, the results include:

  • A symmetric chin, proportionate to nasal width and intercanthal distance.
  • A defined and continuous jawline.
  • Less visibility of the lower teeth when smiling.

Immediate Results and Patient Involvement

One key tip is to show the results during the same session, using different expressions (kissing, smiling, at rest).
This creates a participatory experience, increases satisfaction, and encourages the patient to return for future treatments.

Conclusion

Structural treatment of the lower third of the face with Aliaxin Superior Volume not only enhances appearance—it corrects, harmonizes, and improves facial dynamics.
It’s an essential tool for any aesthetic doctor seeking to deliver natural and functional results.

Would you like to master this structural technique and other facial beautification strategies?

Join our advanced facial filler training courses at CIME Academy.
100% practical learning, with the methods and protocols used by Europe’s leading aesthetic medicine professionals.

Location: Calle Entenza Nº 144, 08929 Barcelona – Clínica CIME Barcelona
WhatsApp: +34 690 864 816
E-Mail: secretaria@cimeacademy.com

Did you like it? Subscribe!

Suscríbete a la Newsletter para recibir las nuevas publicaciones del Blog así como contenido exclusivo de CIME Academy.

What is more convenient for me to do: a Fellowship or a specific course of Aesthetic Medicine treatment?

we develop a training for doctors by conducting practical courses with real patients. All of us who have completed a master's degree in aesthetic medicine know that the training we are given in the master's degree is much more theoretical than practical, which creates a big barrier for us when we ha

We Truly Are What We Eat: The Connection Between Nutrition, Health, and Beauty in Aesthetic Medicine

This article, aimed at aesthetic doctors and other health professionals seeking to expand their knowledge, explores why it’s impossible to speak of healthy aesthetics without considering nutrition.

Dra. Ana Maria Ruiz Mena