Is a chin incision necessary for successful chin liposuction or can it be done with entry points by the ears?

Thank you for providing such a detailed history and photos. It’s clear you’ve explored a wide range of non-surgical treatments to address your lower face contour, including skin tightening, injectable treatments, and even buccal fat removal. Given that you’ve undergone multiple modalities with ...

Thank you for your question and for sharing your concerns about your facial appearance. Based on your description, here are some insights into the procedures you mentioned: Chin Liposuction: Indication: Chin liposuction is effective for individuals who have excess fat deposits under the chin,...

While liposuction alone can create a good effect, I would recommend adding some type of energy treatment (VASER, SMARTLipo, FaceTite) to ensure the skin actually tightens. If you do this, then I would agree in general that you would be a good candidate for this procedure. In this picture the...

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...