CoolSculpting and Ultherapy for Double Chin / Turkey Neck?

While the combination of Ultherapy to treat
sagging skin on the neck (turkey wattle) and CoolMini to treat submental fat
under the chin (double chin) is generally a good combination, it might not be
the best in your particular case. 25 years old is quite young to have
sufficient loose skin to warrant an Ultherapy treatment. CoolMini could
certainly be used to help reduce your double chin. I would recommend visiting a
board-certified dermatologist for a consultation to see what options are best
for you.

Jawlines and necks do great under local with lipo and FaceTite skin tightening.  There is only 1 day downtime and you are back to work right away looking better. Don't waste money on gimmicky things that do little to nothing.

Combining coolsculpting and Ultherapy could help achieve notable non surgical results for under the chin area. Coolsculpting is a non-invasive fat reductions treatment. Now with the new "Mini" hand piece we can target stubborn fat deposits under the chin. Ultherapy can help with the skin laxity by reviving collagen and stimulating new collagen production using Ultrasound energy. I'd recommend you seek out a facility that offers both therapies to discuss if you're an ideal candidate for non surgical options.Best of luck

Not many young individuals are astute enough to recognize that if you reduce fat in an area, you still have the skin to deal with.  Combining coolsculpting and ultherapy is a wonderful way of getting fat reduction and skin lifting nonsurgically.  This is a popular and common combination in our practice among young patients.  Talking to your plastic surgeon first about finding out if you're a candidate is the first step but at 25 you have enough elasticity to use both. 

Hello,

Thank you for your question. CoolSculpting can help get rid of excess fat under the chin, and Ulthera can help tighten and contour the jaw line. The two are often used together. You do seem to be a good candidate, however it is best to consult with a physician in person to make sure that you get the best treatment. Good luck!