Chin Liposuction: Q&A
Ask a QuestionAm I a Good Canidate for Lipo of my Neck?
I am considering having lipo under my chin. I am worried about having loose skin afterwards or asymmetry.
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Nikki78
in NH
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Chin Liposuction
Both are risks you must accept if you want the procedure. See a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and you will find out how good a candidate you are and the risks of both of these issues.
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Am I a good candidate for liposuction
Based on your photos, you appear to be young and have good skin. These are factors that make someone a favorable candidate for liposuction. However, there are many factors, but physical, medical, and emotional that make someone a good candidate for cosmetic surgery. Therefore, I would recommend you see a plastic surgeon for a consultation. He/she will do a complete history and physical and assess your individual anatomy and what look you hope to achieve. He/she...
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Chin Liposuction
You appear to be an excellent candidate for liposuction under the chin. However, you should have a personalized consultation.
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Neck/Under Chin Liposuction Candidate
Your photos indicate you have good skin elasticity, which would likely make you a good candidate for liposuction of the neck. During a consultation, you should discuss your medical history and any medications you take with your your doctor (preferably a board certified plastic surgeon). This is to make sure your procedure goes smoothly and without any medical complications.
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Chin Liposuction
By looking at your pictures I am not able to give you an opinion. The correct procedure can be determined only after a physical examination.
If the fullness under your chin is pure fate, liposuction should give you a good result.
However, if it is just loose skin, liposuction is not the right procedure for you.
If it bot fat and loose skin, a vary conservative liposuction may be helpful.
Below are several of my patients who have had Chin Liposuction:
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Chin liposuction is a good procedure for you.
After reviewing your photographs you look like an ideal patient for chin liposuction. Your skin appears to have the proper elasticity needed to ensure a good result with no laxity in the neck post operatively. You should expect a nice result with minimal downtime and recovery.
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Good candidate for chin/neck liposuction
Based on your photo, you do appear to be a good candidate for liposuction of the chin/neck. Young patients (under 40) do very well as long as they have good skin tone (elasiticity). It will take a few months for the skin to shrink and contract; the surgical garment will help with this during the first few weeks post-surgery.
Best wishes,
Dr.Bruno
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Am I a Good Canidate for Lipo of Neck.
Yes, I recommend Smart lipo + lipo under local anesthesia. Seek in person evaluations from boarded PSs in your area.
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Yes good candidate for liposuction neck
You appear to have very good skin elasticity and would therefore be a very good candidate for liposuction of the neck. You also have a small chin and your results from liposuction of the neck and a small chin implant would be exceptional. Your plastic surgeon should be able to show you many before and after pictures of this exact operation to help you decide. If he or she does not or cannot show you photos of similar patients then continue your search for a board certified...
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Some may offer a chin implant.
I think you might do very well with just neck liposuction. I would recommend getting several opinions. Keep in mind that cosmetic dermatologist also offer this service and tend to perform neck liposuction with much fewer drugs which can be a great choice for many. There is no evidence that a particular device is better for liposuction that a properly done microcanula liposuction.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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