Skin seems too tight after chin lipo . Is this normal?

I suggest you continue to live a healthy and happy life as your body and face will continue to change as you go through puberty. Keep in mind that in facial plastic surgery, we surgeons tell our patients, our family and our friends that the most important part of their experience is...

Congrats on your husband being in remission! To answer your question, I recommend that my patients be within 20lbs of their goal weight prior to undergoing any surgical procedure. Remember weight loss is global. Being at your ideal weight will ensure your results are long lasting. Good luck!

Hello.  By the appearance of your photograph, you may very well be a good candidate for isolated liposuction of your neck.  I have been using an ultrasonic assisted liposuction tool called VASER for years with nice results.  There are many ways to remove this fat via liposuction...

From your pictures it is possible that submental liposuction might be a reasonable procedure to address  the fullness under your chin but at 15 there is a significant likelihood that you are still developing and that your facial skeleton may change as well as your weight with maturity. At...

You may benefit from liposuction done with your doctor's office. During your initial examination, your #chin will be evaluated along with the neck and jawline. A weak #chin implies a lack of chin support for the skin along the neck line. In younger individuals a chin implant alone is usually all...

Blood clots, or hematomas, after surgery should generally be drained if they are of any significant size. Hematomas are quite rare after liposuction. When they form, they usually leave discoloration, such as bruising, for many weeks. Clotted blood will also liquefy within two weeks. At that...