Not happy with lipo for double chin - what can I do? (Photo)

I understand your concern. However, it is very soon into your healing and #recovery to panic as you have a lot of time ahead in which you will experience changes. The healing process in general can take up to one month for the majority of swelling to subside, incisions to close, sutures to come out, and for bruising to completely go away.It is not uncommon to be experiencing some #lumps following  neck and chin procedures. Some degree of firmness or lumpiness under the skin is normal after surgery and will resolve with time. Local #massage of the areas may accelerate the resolution of this problem, which normally takes 2-4 months to disappear completely.The lumps should diminish with time. If not, your doctor can provide suggestions for this concern. In-office medi-spa treatments may be an option. Your incisions will go through many changes before seeing the final result of your procedure. But, it's best to be patient in the meantime.  If during your healing, you have any concerns, it is suggested to call your board-certified surgeon or their medical staff and discuss those #concerns.

You may need a secondary procedure to improve the results, Kybella an injectable fat removal medication would work well for you too.  I suggest seeing a liposuction expert.  You can also speak to your physician and voice your concerns.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thanks for you question and photos.  After liposuction the skin contracts over the next 6 months or so. Your results should improve but to what extent only time will tell.  The next step after waiting would be to explore your surgical lifting option. I do not think ultherapy will be significant after liposuction. A neck lift (with platysmaplasty) is what you may need to get the desired results.

You don't state your age but it looks as though you have some redundant skin in the neck. The platysma muscle may also play a role. Repeat liposuction will not help this. A variation of a facelift would be required.