I have always had a bit of a double chin,it seems to run in the family. I've tried losing weight and doing facial exercises but to no avail. I'm considering liposuction for when I'm a bit older and can support the decision myself. The main reason I would like to get rid of it is because I am tired of trying to hide it in photos and not wanting to be in public in general. I am very emotionally mature and would like to start to consider now. Is this a possibility for me?
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You may benefit from liposuction done with your doctor's office. During your initial examination, your #chin will be evaluated along with the neck and jawline. A weak #chin implies a lack of chin support for the skin along the neck line. In younger individuals a chin implant alone is usually all...
Blood clots, or hematomas, after surgery should generally be drained if they are of any significant size. Hematomas are quite rare after liposuction. When they form, they usually leave discoloration, such as bruising, for many weeks. Clotted blood will also liquefy within two weeks. At that...
While it takes up to three months to see the final results after liposuction, my experience is that the neck heals faster than other part of the body. My best guess is if you don't see great improvements now, things will probably not change with time. There can be several reasons why patients...