Will my Face Be Less Droopy if I Lose Weight, or is Surgery Needed? (photo)

For the most part, patients under 40 years of age, do not develop sagging in the face after weight loss.  The elasticity of the skin is greater in younger skin.  Allowing it to accomodate and adjust to fluctuations in weight.  Rapid weight loss changes at an older age can lead to facial sagging.  This is more common in bariatric patients who can lose large amounts of weight.  Beware too that some patients retain facial volume and neck volume despite weight loss.

Hello! Your profile view gives the impression of a weak chin, which can cause facial disproportion and heaviness/double chin. You might want to consider a consultation with a facial plastic surgeon to discuss possibilities, but a chin implant might be a nice way to bring both facial balance and a tighter neckline! Good luck.