I'm in my early 30's, have always been slim but I have a double chin. Drs have commented on the lack of elasticity on my skin. One Dr says my heavy & thick skin sags faster, creating saggy jowls and double chin. One side of my face is fatter and sags more as well. One Dr suggested lipo, by making two incisions in front of the earlobe area and two incisions under the chin for subcutaneous fat. Drs all claim it's safe and easy. Are there complications or side-effects to consider?
December 1, 2014
Answer: Liposuction of the Chin
Hello,
Liposection is safe, and any risks are minimized when your procedure is performed by a board certified surgeon with a great deal of experience. I would really need to see photos and/or perform an examinaiton to provide you with advice on what procedure(s) would best suit your needs. Thank you, and I hope this helps answer your question.
Dr. Nassif
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December 1, 2014
Answer: Liposuction of the Chin
Hello,
Liposection is safe, and any risks are minimized when your procedure is performed by a board certified surgeon with a great deal of experience. I would really need to see photos and/or perform an examinaiton to provide you with advice on what procedure(s) would best suit your needs. Thank you, and I hope this helps answer your question.
Dr. Nassif
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July 20, 2011
Answer: Lipo suction of the lower face is safe.
This is a procedure that can be comfortably done in a office procedure room setting under local anesthesia. However, it is a sculpting procedure. This puts a premium on sculpting skills. Less is more with this procedure. However, it does not sound like you need a facelift. Consider reposting your question with actual photographs. I think this will help us more accurately answer your question. Really the questions is: Is this the right procedure for me?
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July 20, 2011
Answer: Lipo suction of the lower face is safe.
This is a procedure that can be comfortably done in a office procedure room setting under local anesthesia. However, it is a sculpting procedure. This puts a premium on sculpting skills. Less is more with this procedure. However, it does not sound like you need a facelift. Consider reposting your question with actual photographs. I think this will help us more accurately answer your question. Really the questions is: Is this the right procedure for me?
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