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6'3, 245 & lost 100+lbs 2 yrs ago, surgeon recommended chin liposuction with FaceTite

UpstateSCNov 27, 2023
Hi, I am interested in treating my doublechin and improving my jawline. At my consultation the Dr said I have some submental fat, but a fair amount of extra skin from the weight loss and suggested lipo & facetite. I just wanted some opinions on if those treatments do seem like my best course or if I should pursue something more advanced. He did say I have extremely healthy skin and would not even offer a necklift because he believes the aforementioned treatments would be enough. Thank You

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Dr. Jacob Tower, MD
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Dr. Michael I. Echavez, MD
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Dr. Michael I. Echavez, MD
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Dr. Camille Cash, MD
Dr. Camille Cash, MD
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Hello, hope you are well. Thank you for submitting your photos and question! FaceTite would be an excellent choice for you. This is a scarless procedure that is performed under local anesthesia with minimal downtime. All of your areas of concern can be addressed, and liposuction at the end of...

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