Double chin has grown in 6 months - Kybella? Lipo? Ultherapy? CoolSculpting? (photo)

Much more information is needed, such as your age, and your BMI. From these limited photographs, you have fat compartments located BOTH above and below the platysma muscle in your neck. Liposuction alone will be only minimally effective because you have a significant component of your fat is located below the muscle. This will require a neck lift procedure to remove the fat above the muscle with liposuction, and surgical extraction of fat below the muscle, which also includes a platysma plasty to significantly improve your jawline. You need to be an excellent health and a BMI of less than 32 before considering this procedure which is performed under General anesthesia as an outpatient procedure. The non-invasive treatments simply will be of no benefit.

To get the ride out, it helps if we first have a clear understanding of what the underlying primary problem is.
In your case, and in the case of almost all people with a premature double chin which goes hand-in-hand with loss of jawline definition is an under developed mandible.
Addressing the primary problem which is the size of the job bone is a bit involved so most providers are going to attempt soft tissue solutions for a problem which is inherently based on skeletal structure.
We do seem to carry a few extra pounds and weight loss is probably your best place to start.
Liposuction probably is the best procedure.
That said There is a quite significant difference in outcomes when it comes to liposuction depending on providers selection.
I cannot emphasize this enough.
Unfortunately, both patients and providers tend to think of Liposuction as a fairly simplistic procedure, which it is not.
Doing these procedures well on a consistent basis with predictable outcomes it’s much more difficult than most people realize.
In order to understand your candidacy for this procedure we need to know a lot more information, especially your age, weight or BMI and any history of weight fluctuations.
In the end, finding the right provider is the most important variable.
Finding the right plastic surgeon to work with is also inherently difficult, and most people aren’t very good at it.
My best recommendation is to have several in person consultations with plastic surgeons who seem to have a good track record for this procedure.
Look for plastic surgeons, who are excited about doing liposuction and have an impressive number of before and after pictures of just this procedure on their website.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD