Chin Liposuction: Q&A
Ask a QuestionHow to Get Rid of Neck Fat?
I'm 22 years old. I often loose and gain weight; but most often loose. How can I get rid of fat on my neck? I have friends that are bigger and dont have a fat neck.
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prettyflower
in devore ca
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Getting rid of neck fat
No non-surgical procedures work other than weight loss. The 3 surgeries one can have are liposuction, neck lifts, and facelifts. At 22, I would hope you still have good enough skin elasticity that liposuction alone would work for you.
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Fat on the neck and chin
Good morning thank you for the inquiry
The answer is it may simply be anatomy and genetics. Though some people may be actually somewhat large in stature or overall size their necks may be longer than others in their jaw may project in the lower hanging than others giving them a more defined look despite being a larger person. some people just have a low hanging hyoid bone that is low and anterior making it difficult to create a well defined jaw, chin and neck. Again, if you don't...
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Neck Fat
Weight loss is the only non surgical option. After your weight is stable, chin liposuction is a good option.
"Dr.D"
Fayetteville Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Treatment Of Fat Neck?
Thank you for the question.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to give you good advice without direct examination. Generally, a good candidate for liposuction of the neck and chin area will be a relatively young patient with isolated “excess” adipose tissue with limited redundant/loose skin. The quality of overlying skin elasticity is of utmost importance. In my practice, the majority of patients I see who request the procedure are not good candidates...
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Treating neck fat
Liposuction is the most definitive treatment for removing fat from the neck. It can be done with or without laser. In a young person the skin usually has very good elasticity so has good recoil and snaps back after liposuction. If there is too much skin then you may also need a neck lift after the liposuction.
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Fluctuating weight and liposuction
The first recommendation I have is to get to a point in where your weight is fairly stable. This is best done by lifestyle modifications. Once you have a stable weight you may be a candidate for chin liposuction. Visit a couple of plastic surgeons at that point to determine if you a suitable candidate.
Good luck
Dr. ES
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Liposuction to the chin is a great option for stubborn fat
Throughout our bodies, we all have areas of fat that are difficult to lose. If this describes the fat underneath your chin and you have good quality skin, you would be a great candidate for liposuction in this area. Your best bet is to be evaluated by a board-certified plastic surgeon who has a great deal of experience with liposuction, chin surgery, and neck lifts. They will be able to determine if your skin has enough elasticity to contract after the surgery. Be sure to follow their...
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Neck fat removal
If the neck fat does not thin out with weight loss, you may be better off having liposuction to improve the area. It is a fairly benign procedure with limited downtime.
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Chin liposuction and neck lift
The chin and neck can be dramatically improved using liposuction to restore a more defined neckline, jawline, and chin contour. I use liposuction with ultrasound to restore this neck contour and tighten the skin in the postoperative period.
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Laser Liposuction removes neck fat and tightens skin
Liposuction is the answer. All liposuction techniques work. However, in my experience SlimLipo laser liposuction not only removes fat but also tightens the neck skin.
Laser liposuction is new so it will be hard to find an experienced doctor at this point.
For many safety reasons, I prefer the Slim Lipo laser lipo device above all others.
See before and after photos of neck laser lipo and chin implant.
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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