What will buccal fat reduction and chin lipo look like after aging?

Without in person evaluation would be impossible to give you meaningful answer. In general, loss of volume of fat tissue in face is one of the major characteristics of facial aging. Hope this may help. Good luck.

Hello, thank you for your question. As we age, we naturally lose fat from our faces, and an aggressive treatment can result in a sullen, sunken result. Buccal fat removal or bichectomy is the plastic surgery procedure to permanently removed the fullness of the lower anterior cheeks. When performed correctly, it shouldn't give a sunken look, unless it is desired and requested by the patient. If somebody has good cheek bones, him or she shouldn't see a significant aging appearance of the face with aging after buccal fat removal.

You have to check out my videos on this in youtube. Many faces of Chicago.
The key is that the buccal fat pad is a persistent deep fat pad with higher stem cell ratio. This fat responds differently than the superficial fat pads (those are the one that make us all look older). The buccal fat pad is deep in the face. It has fascial attachments that are different!.

For natural results we are able to actually sculpt the buccal fat pad that is there even. I have started calling this procedure buccal fat pad sculpting exactly because of this.

Find a surgeon you trust and be clear with your goals!
Best of luck,
DrC

The key concept to grasp about buccal lipectomies is that for most patients its cheek slimming effects are modest...and often overstated. The most dramatic effects come in the patients who need it the least, the already thinner type face. In the more round or fuller face the buccal fat pad contributes less to the overall facial fullness than the larger subcutaneous fat compartments. As a result buccal lipectomies make some difference but not as much as most patients would like. There is no evidence that buccal lipectomies contribute to facial skin sagging short or long term. You are more likely referring to the risk of creating a gaunt looking face long term, which is not a risk in the naturally rounder or fuller face.