Profile Balancing: The London Treatment That’s About How Your Features Work Together

Most aesthetic treatments are built around a single concern: a line, a hollow, a lack of volume in one specific place. Profile balancing works differently, and that difference is exactly why it’s gaining traction among patients who’ve tried isolated treatments before without feeling fully satisfied with the outcome.

Profile balancing in Mayfair, offered at Dr Hass Clinic, combines dermal filler across the nose, chin, lips and jawline in a single, coordinated plan, working toward overall facial harmony rather than correcting one area in isolation.

The concept behind it

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The clinic assesses balance using what’s known as the E-line, an imaginary line running from the tip of the nose to the tip of the chin. Ideally, the lips sit just inside this line. Deviations from it, whether a receding chin, an overprojected nose or lips that sit outside the natural proportion, are what the treatment is designed to correct, rather than applying a standardised template to every patient.

Premium hyaluronic acid fillers are used throughout, with different viscosities selected depending on the area being treated, reflecting the fact that the nose, chin and jawline all require quite different structural support.

What the treatment involves

A session takes 45 to 60 minutes, beginning with detailed facial proportion analysis before any filler is placed. Downtime is minimal, with most patients returning to normal activity immediately, and results are visible right away, continuing to settle over the following days as any swelling resolves.

Longevity varies depending on the areas treated, generally running six to twelve months, sometimes longer for certain areas. Should a patient wish to stop, the filler simply breaks down naturally over time, with the face gradually returning to its original appearance.

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Led personally, not delegated

The treatment is performed by Dr Hasaneen Al Janabi, a GMC-registered surgeon and Royal College of Surgeons member who has treated over 10,000 patients. All treatment plans are described as fully personalised, with facial mapping used to determine the precise combination and placement of filler for each individual’s proportions rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

For anyone who has had isolated filler treatments before and felt the results looked slightly disconnected from the rest of their face, this is the approach designed specifically to solve that problem.

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