I would very much like to have greater separation between the underside of my jaw and my neck. My face looks tired and droopy in pictures, as I'm sure it does to other people. I would be more interested in injectables, if that were an option, so please let me know. Thank you.
August 25, 2015
Answer: Jaw line filler Yes, fillers are actually a great option to smooth the jaw line. The fillers can last about 2 years with effective result.
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August 25, 2015
Answer: Jaw line filler Yes, fillers are actually a great option to smooth the jaw line. The fillers can last about 2 years with effective result.
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August 8, 2017
Answer: Great candidate for non-surgicals! The good news is that you have a lot of options! You can certainly inject filler to your chin to make it more pronounced. This will last about a year or so before you will need more filler, depending on the type of filler used. You may want to explore the new Kybella, which melts fat via injection of medication to your "double chin". There is temporary swelling that comes with this, but the results should be fairly permanent. The other non-surgical option for you that I would suggest is Ultherapy, which we can use to not only melt the fatty tissue under your chin, but also tighten skin and soft tissue virtually anywhere. See a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist for an in person consultation and advice.
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August 8, 2017
Answer: Great candidate for non-surgicals! The good news is that you have a lot of options! You can certainly inject filler to your chin to make it more pronounced. This will last about a year or so before you will need more filler, depending on the type of filler used. You may want to explore the new Kybella, which melts fat via injection of medication to your "double chin". There is temporary swelling that comes with this, but the results should be fairly permanent. The other non-surgical option for you that I would suggest is Ultherapy, which we can use to not only melt the fatty tissue under your chin, but also tighten skin and soft tissue virtually anywhere. See a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist for an in person consultation and advice.
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