It's happened to me to some degree, and I've noticed it on reviews on realself, and even on surgeons' own website photos. I can't understand why or how there could be MORE fullness under the chin after any type of full (not mini) facelift - where does the extra fullness come from? How can it be corrected?
Answer: Double chin post facelift Frankly, I have never had a facelift patient with a worse double chin after surgery. It sounds as if your surgeon maybe didn't fully correct your neck -- yes, the muscles were tightened, but the excess tissue wasn't removed. Obviously that is just a guess since I have not assessed you in person. So sorry that you aren't totally thrilled with your results. You can always schedule an appointment with your surgeon to discuss.Kindly,Kouros Azar
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Double chin post facelift Frankly, I have never had a facelift patient with a worse double chin after surgery. It sounds as if your surgeon maybe didn't fully correct your neck -- yes, the muscles were tightened, but the excess tissue wasn't removed. Obviously that is just a guess since I have not assessed you in person. So sorry that you aren't totally thrilled with your results. You can always schedule an appointment with your surgeon to discuss.Kindly,Kouros Azar
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Facelift Thank you for your question. Kybella is the most effective injectible drug for eliminating submental fullness under the chin and contouring the jawline. It is the only FDA-approved injectible drug to do so and is a very safe procedure. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Facelift Thank you for your question. Kybella is the most effective injectible drug for eliminating submental fullness under the chin and contouring the jawline. It is the only FDA-approved injectible drug to do so and is a very safe procedure. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
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November 19, 2016
Answer: Fullness under the chin after facelift - inadequate removal soft tissue Hi there. Fullness under the chin is usually due to an excess of tissue (fat below the skin and deep to the muscle, swollen salivary glands). Tightening the platysma muscle in the middle or pulling it up at the sides does nothing for this fullness unless the extra tissue is also removed at the same time - surgeons with results you describe may be underrating the neck!
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Answer: Fullness under the chin after facelift - inadequate removal soft tissue Hi there. Fullness under the chin is usually due to an excess of tissue (fat below the skin and deep to the muscle, swollen salivary glands). Tightening the platysma muscle in the middle or pulling it up at the sides does nothing for this fullness unless the extra tissue is also removed at the same time - surgeons with results you describe may be underrating the neck!
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November 18, 2016
Answer: Increased double chin after full facelift. The only anatomy under the chin is skin, subcutaneous fat, platysma muscle, sub-platysmal fat, diagastric muscles and submandibular glands. During a facelift, these structures are contoured, trimmed and tightened to achieve the best neck contour possible. If there is a worse double chin after surgery, it may be from incomplete contouring or possibly swelling of the area. Your surgeon knows exactly what was done so it's best to check with your surgeon about possible corrections.
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Answer: Increased double chin after full facelift. The only anatomy under the chin is skin, subcutaneous fat, platysma muscle, sub-platysmal fat, diagastric muscles and submandibular glands. During a facelift, these structures are contoured, trimmed and tightened to achieve the best neck contour possible. If there is a worse double chin after surgery, it may be from incomplete contouring or possibly swelling of the area. Your surgeon knows exactly what was done so it's best to check with your surgeon about possible corrections.
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November 17, 2016
Answer: Double Chin after Facelift Surgery You should have a nice chin/neck contour following facelift. The reasons for fullness this area can be many depending upon the technique used. Fullness in this area even with a playtsmaplasty could be due to excess subplatysmal fat, drooping submandibular glands, or hypertrophied digastric muscles. All of these issues can be addressed through the same platsymaplasty incision. Finally pull of the platysma toward the midline by plastymaplasty in some patients can lead to this fullness. In these cases I pull the platysmal muscle up and away from the neck from the preauricular facelift incision using the deep plane approach without suturing the muscles together. Some surgeons advocate partially sectioning the platysma muscle or completely removing it. Revision facelift can address the issues you are concerned with. I hope this helps.
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Answer: Double Chin after Facelift Surgery You should have a nice chin/neck contour following facelift. The reasons for fullness this area can be many depending upon the technique used. Fullness in this area even with a playtsmaplasty could be due to excess subplatysmal fat, drooping submandibular glands, or hypertrophied digastric muscles. All of these issues can be addressed through the same platsymaplasty incision. Finally pull of the platysma toward the midline by plastymaplasty in some patients can lead to this fullness. In these cases I pull the platysmal muscle up and away from the neck from the preauricular facelift incision using the deep plane approach without suturing the muscles together. Some surgeons advocate partially sectioning the platysma muscle or completely removing it. Revision facelift can address the issues you are concerned with. I hope this helps.
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