I have a double chin which is getting worse all the time. I don't think i have too much extra fat on my face, so the fat under my chin really bothers me. Should I have a mini facelift or lipo or both?
Answer: Sagging necks are poor candidates for liposuction only
Patients with sagging necks are very poor candidates for liposuction. I would recommend a facelift, platysmaplasty, and liposuction at a minimum.
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Patients with sagging necks are very poor candidates for liposuction. I would recommend a facelift, platysmaplasty, and liposuction at a minimum.
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Answer: Facelift or liposuction for double chin
At a minimum, you are going to need a neck lift to address the double chin area, not simple liposuction. There is fat underneath the platysma muscle, which cannot be removed with traditional liposuction. The muscles will need to be tightened to give a nice jawline and neck contour. A mini facelift does not then address the neck whatsoever. If you have excess skin, you will need more than a neck lift. You will need a full face/neck lift. Most women over 55 years of age need a full face/neck lift, not the neck only.
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Answer: Facelift or liposuction for double chin
At a minimum, you are going to need a neck lift to address the double chin area, not simple liposuction. There is fat underneath the platysma muscle, which cannot be removed with traditional liposuction. The muscles will need to be tightened to give a nice jawline and neck contour. A mini facelift does not then address the neck whatsoever. If you have excess skin, you will need more than a neck lift. You will need a full face/neck lift. Most women over 55 years of age need a full face/neck lift, not the neck only.
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June 29, 2010
Answer: Facelift or liposuction for a double chin.
From the photo you have jowling as well as a double chin. you will have a better result if you have a full facelift by an experienced facelift surgeon.
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Answer: Facelift or liposuction for a double chin.
From the photo you have jowling as well as a double chin. you will have a better result if you have a full facelift by an experienced facelift surgeon.
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June 29, 2010
Answer: Facelift vs. lipo under chin: depends on age and other factors
The picture is helpful but it isn't a close-up and doesn't include the lateral view which is important. Even more important is being able to examine the patient personally and assess the quality of the skin, especially the elastic tone. This is affected quite a bit by age and menopausal status. For a woman up to her late 40's, often lipo with immediate Thermage for skin toning is an option, but beyond that a facelift procedure is most often the best choice. Lipo alone would be considered primarily for patients in their 30's or younger.
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Answer: Facelift vs. lipo under chin: depends on age and other factors
The picture is helpful but it isn't a close-up and doesn't include the lateral view which is important. Even more important is being able to examine the patient personally and assess the quality of the skin, especially the elastic tone. This is affected quite a bit by age and menopausal status. For a woman up to her late 40's, often lipo with immediate Thermage for skin toning is an option, but beyond that a facelift procedure is most often the best choice. Lipo alone would be considered primarily for patients in their 30's or younger.
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June 29, 2010
Answer: Minilift versus liposuction alone
Generally speaking if you are under 45 and have isolated fat of your chin area, you can get by with liposuction alone. However, if you are older and if you "snap" the skin and it doesn't immediately go back, you most likely will require removal of the excess skin via a lifting procedure at the same time. It is hard to tell from the frontal view alone whether you need the minilift as well. I hope this information helps.
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Answer: Minilift versus liposuction alone
Generally speaking if you are under 45 and have isolated fat of your chin area, you can get by with liposuction alone. However, if you are older and if you "snap" the skin and it doesn't immediately go back, you most likely will require removal of the excess skin via a lifting procedure at the same time. It is hard to tell from the frontal view alone whether you need the minilift as well. I hope this information helps.
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