Whenever I talk or sing I have an immense double chin and I'm not sure if it's the digastric muscle which I will get botox for if it is or if it's the hyoid muscle that's too big or if it's subplatysmal fat. At rest, my under chin is fine and has a nice curve. It is only when talking and singing that it protrudes a lot. I have had chin lipo recently so I know it is not due to fat it's entirely the muscle at fault. What can fix it?
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More information is needed, such as your age and a copy of the operative report to find out what was accomplished in the first procedure. If there's excess skin, a lower face and neck lift will be required. If it simply a platysma muscle issue, then Botox before a platysma plasty with a myotomy...
If you are planning on losing a signficant amount of weight, I would do this first and then evaluate what should be done for neck contour. Based on your photos, you would likely benefit from a chin implant and liposuction with a skin tightening device such as FaceTite or BodyTite. This may...
I would recommend at least an upper eyelid blepharoplasty (plus or minus ptosis repair depending on physical examination). I do not think that you need a facelift at this current moment. Utilization of some broad band light (Sciton BBL for example) can help rejuvenate the skin and help with...
