Chin Liposuction: Q&A

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Loose Skin After Double Chin Liposuction- Will It Fix Itself Or Do I Need Treatment?

hi, i had a pretty mild case of double chin and underwent double chin liposuction 1 month ago. however, i did not use the compression cloths like the doctor instructed, and now i have slightly loose skin. will it remedy itself in time, or should i seek treatments?

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by sophie1987
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Loose skin after chin liposuction

In the first few months after chin liposuction the appearance of loose skin can happen. You'd be surprised at how much change you'll see over a 3 to 6 month period. Be patient, if you still have this issue after that time frame then consult your surgeon about a face/neck lift. Best of luck. Chase Lay, MD
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Loose skin after Double Chin Liposuction

Since it is only one month since your liposuction, I would suggest you allow more time for healing before you seek further treatment for the loose neck skin. Three to six months would be a reasonable time frame. If the loose skin has not resolved you may want to consider a neck lift.
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Droopy Chin Skin after Liposuction

This may or may not improve. There are solutions to the potential skin excess. I would allow 3-6 months of healing time. Close follow up with your plastic surgeon is recommended. Dr. ES

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Loose Skin After Double Chin Liposuction- Will It Fix Itself Or Do I Need Treatment?

Can not say because need photos. My bet is minor skin excision. But I woyuld wait 3 months to allow full healing before doing anything further.
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Loose Skin after Chin Liposuction

Without pictures, it is hard to say but you may see some improvement over the next few months. Go back to your plastic surgeon and see if compression can still be used.
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Double chin

It would really help to have pre-op photos to see how much laxity you had prior to surgery and thus be able to assess your post-op results
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