I am 5ft7 and 95 pounds but I have a double chin. I had lost weight, then regained to my current and feel like the weight always goes to my chin. I have a history of extreme anorexia and bulimia, now getting better but can't face the chin issue. My dermatologist said Kybella may not work for me. The area, she said, looks like loose skin and little fat. It's not saggy, it's a blob of soft flesh. Best options? I'm only 34 and highly distressed. I fear if I keep gaining more chin fat will too!
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To choose the best course of action your physician should take X-Rays and perform an exam. From there they will decide whether you need to have only the fat removed from your cheeks or whether the issue requires bone restructuring as well. The "V" approach is available and could be a viable o...
Thanks for your question and I am sorry for your current
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Hi, I have performed many chin
augmentations, using a chin implant, over the past 30 years. From the
photos, your chin is weak creating an imbalance that makes the nose appear
larger, the lower face short and the mid face appear top heavy while de-emphasizing
the lips and allowing early "...