Am I good candidate for Neck lipo?

What you’re describing appears to be a combination of submental fat and possible mild skin laxity, which is why treatments like Morpheus8 and CoolSculpting may give only temporary or partial improvement. Genetics also play a significant role in fat distribution and jawline contour. Chin l...

It really depends on how this area feels on pinch test. If mostly skin, it would be best to utilize an energy device, such as FaceTite, to help the skin retract. If this is mostly fat, then liposuction would likely correct this.

It's not uncommon for patients to experience residual marks or irregularities following chin liposuction. Here are several options that might help reduce the appearance of track marks from the cannula: Topical Treatments: Over-the-counter or prescription-strength silicone-based gels and...

Thank you for sharing your concerns and providing a photo for evaluation. Based on your description, it sounds like you are experiencing what is commonly referred to as a "witch's chin," which can be characterized by a downward projection of the chin, especially noticeable when smiling. Here...

Thank you for your question and for providing a photo for evaluation. Removing fat from the front of the chin area can be a bit more complex than traditional submental (double chin) liposuction, but it is certainly possible. The procedure you're referring to is often part of a broader category...

You do have a very small amount of excess skin on your neck, this could be fixed by placing submental liposuction with an energy device. However, you chin is also set back slightly from your lip in these pictures, so it may be wise to consider a chin implant. Only an in person physical exam will...