Fat face and neck - is liposuction for round face, neck shoulders and pad of fat at the nape of neck possible? (Photos)

Thank you for sharing your thoughts so openly. I can tell this has been something you’ve lived with for a long time, and I completely understand why you’d want answers that focus on your reality rather than being told to “just lose the weight.”

To answer your question, yes, liposuction can be done in the areas you’re worried about the cheeks, chin, jawline, neck, the little pad of fat at the nape of the neck, and even parts of the shoulder area in some cases. These procedures are done fairly often, especially for people who feel their face and neck don’t reflect how they’d like to look.

A few important things to keep in mind:

Skin quality matters. Liposuction removes fat but doesn’t tighten the skin. If your skin is elastic, it can bounce back nicely; if not, you may notice a bit of looseness, which some people choose to address with tightening procedures.

It’s about balance, not taking too much. A skilled surgeon will shape and contour rather than just “debulk” everything. This helps avoid the risk of looking too hollow or gaunt if you later lose more weight.

Your goals are valid. This type of surgery can absolutely help reshape stubborn areas that haven’t changed, no matter how hard you’ve tried with diet or exercise. It’s about helping you feel more comfortable and confident in your own skin.

Yes, liposuction in the face, neck, and nape of the neck is possible and can help give you a more defined look. The key is customizing it to your features so the results look natural and balanced.