I had chin and jaw reduction done in 2019 as part of FFS. The surgeon said I was too young (then 31) for a facelift, something he included for patients over 40. He did wonderful work but I feel that I could lose some chin. (I’m a healthy weight, if anything I’m underweight because of this). It’s almost like too much skin, too wide? I know it’s a patient to patient situation, but are chin lipo or facelifts common after FFS? So close but yet so far from my goal. preliminary research. Saving lots $
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Answer: Chin Liposuction vs. Facelift: Considerations After Facial Feminization Surgery (FFS)
Personally, I make three incisions.
The incisions under the earlobe need to be low enough that they lineup perfectly with the jawline.
This leaves the incisions exposed, but the face heals so well. The incision points are really not visible overtime.
There is a substantial difference in skill...
Thank you for your inquiry! Looking at your photos, you would be a great candidate for Submental Liposuction as that takes away excess fullness. We would love to sit down with you and explore options to help you reach your goals. I recommend scheduling a consultation with a Board Certified...
Hello; If your skin quality is good and you haven't gained or lost a lot of weight; someone who is in their 20s; doesn't need for Facetite, Laser or Renuvion treatments. By just removing the fat; with Liposuction or Vaserlipo and then, wearing a corset for 15 days; is sufficient.