Chin & Jaw Support Strap
Adjustable Support for the Chin and Jawline
An adjustable strap designed to provide gentle, even support around the chin and jaw area.
Product Description
Flexible enough for short periods of wear, and for use after a cosmetic procedure only if the treating clinician recommends it.
Key Benefits
• Adjustable Fit: Allows the level of support to be tailored for comfort.
• Even Contact: Helps distribute pressure across the supported area.
• Low-Profile Design: Designed for discreet, short-term use.
Materials
Available Colors
Technical Features
- Chin-contouring support panel
- Multi-directional head straps
- Adjustable tension
- Low-profile textile construction
Who Should Use It
• Short-term use after a procedure when prescribed
• Support during clinician-directed recovery
How to Wear It
Center the support panel under the chin, guide the straps over and around the head as shown, and fasten them evenly. Increase tension gradually; the strap must not interfere with breathing, swallowing, or jaw circulation.
Sizing and Fit
Available Sizes
Fit Note
How to Measure
The catalogue lists a chin-and-face fit measurement but does not define its exact endpoints. Confirm the measurement method with the manufacturer before clinical sizing.
Size Guide
Care Instructions
Fasten all closures before washing. Follow the care label supplied with the product. Unless the label states otherwise, hand wash gently in lukewarm water with mild detergent and air dry flat away from direct heat. Do not bleach, wring, tumble dry, or iron.
Specifications
Warnings and Precautions
Do not use immediately after a procedure unless your treating clinician has approved it. The strap must not restrict breathing, swallowing, circulation, or jaw movement. Stop use for increased pain, numbness, skin irritation, swelling, breathing difficulty, or any unexpected symptom.
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Questions and Answers
Common questions about the Chin & Jaw Support Strap. For anything specific to your own condition, speak to a qualified healthcare professional.
How do I choose the right size?
Choose the size from the catalogue range and adjust the straps for even contact under the chin and around the head. Available sizes: S, M, L. The catalogue lists a chin-and-face fit measurement but does not define its exact endpoints. Confirm the measurement method with the manufacturer before clinical sizing. Check the size table on this page against your own measurement before ordering.
How do I put it on and adjust it?
Put it in position first, then close it, using the multi-strap hook-and-loop fastening, working from the middle outwards so the pressure stays even. The product is partially adjustable. It should feel snug and evenly supported, never painful, and should not leave deep marks on the skin. Loosen or reposition it if it does.
Will it restrict my movement?
Provides gentle positional support while allowing functional jaw and neck movement. It is designed for light support. It should feel secure without pinching, sliding, or cutting off circulation.
Should the strap feel tight?
No. The strap should hold its position with light, even contact. It must never restrict breathing, swallowing, or circulation, and it should not press hard on the jaw joint.
How is this different from the other neck supports?
The Chin & Jaw Support Strap works on the chin and the jaw. The Soft Cervical Collar (C01) and the Semi-Rigid Cervical Collar (C02) sit around the neck and are made to control neck movement.
How do I wash and care for it?
Fasten all closures before washing. Follow the care label supplied with the product. Unless the label states otherwise, hand wash gently in lukewarm water with mild detergent and air dry flat away from direct heat. Do not bleach, wring, tumble dry, or iron.
When should I stop using it and seek advice?
Do not use immediately after a procedure unless your treating clinician has approved it. The strap must not restrict breathing, swallowing, circulation, or jaw movement. Stop use for increased pain, numbness, skin irritation, swelling, breathing difficulty, or any unexpected symptom.