I have a weak chin and no definition - I lost a lot of weight in college and have always felt self conscious about my chin/jaw (or lack thereof). I'm a bit hesitant to get a chin implant or something because of the idea of having a permanent foreign object in my face.. but I'm looking for a high level recommendation of what I should consider before booking a consultation. I do feel like if I just got rid of some of the extra skin/fat I would be happy, even if it's not the most perfect profile.
August 6, 2020
Answer: Kybella candidate? Kybella injections would help to thin your neck and jowls/jawline, and promote skin tightening. I think a chin implant would be a separate issue and would wait until you saw what the Kybella did for you; and try filler injections in the chin to see how you like it prior to considering an implant.
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August 6, 2020
Answer: Kybella candidate? Kybella injections would help to thin your neck and jowls/jawline, and promote skin tightening. I think a chin implant would be a separate issue and would wait until you saw what the Kybella did for you; and try filler injections in the chin to see how you like it prior to considering an implant.
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July 10, 2020
Answer: Kybella or coolsculting The Photographs demonstrate two problems which include a recessive chin profile and fat deposits in the neck. Liposuction is the most effective way to remove the fat in the neck, not Kybella or coolsculpting. To improve the recessive chin profile, a chin implant is going to be required. This will offer more structural support for the soft tissues in the neck, in addition to giving better facial balance and portions from the side profile. Chin implants are manufactured in a large array of thicknesses, sizes, and shapes, which is best determined at time of the examination. Both procedures can be performed simultaneously under local or general anesthesia.
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July 10, 2020
Answer: Kybella or coolsculting The Photographs demonstrate two problems which include a recessive chin profile and fat deposits in the neck. Liposuction is the most effective way to remove the fat in the neck, not Kybella or coolsculpting. To improve the recessive chin profile, a chin implant is going to be required. This will offer more structural support for the soft tissues in the neck, in addition to giving better facial balance and portions from the side profile. Chin implants are manufactured in a large array of thicknesses, sizes, and shapes, which is best determined at time of the examination. Both procedures can be performed simultaneously under local or general anesthesia.
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