23, 183cm and 64kg, how can I achieve this side profile? (Photos)

Thank you for your enquiry.
At your BMI, there is no fatty tissue to work on with liposuction.
The main contributions to the shape under the chin in your situation are related to digastric muscles and volume of submandibular glands. There may be a small amount of fatty tissue in the central part of the neck was due to hereditary characteristics.
The deep plane anterior neck lift off short scar neck lift typically addresses these problems.
It involves reduction of deep seated fatty tissue, digastric muscles and submandibular glands through an access incision under the chin which measures approximately 3 cm. Because these characteristics are related to hereditary aspects, the correction has relatively good longevity.
As you have correctly described and you can see in before and after photographs for people that have this type of surgery, the chin always appears stronger when the volume under the chin is reduced

Hello, hope you are well. The best way for you to approach the results demonstrated in the photoshopped picture is with a surgical neck lift. Subplatysmal (deep) fat needs to be removed to achieve a contour like this. This cannot be done with liposuction; an incision would need to be made under the chin for access and subplatysmal fat removal. Other treatment modalities may enhance the results, but surgery would be the foundation for a neck lift like this.
Best,Dr. Tower

Did you get treatment or not? Is the 2nd picture photoshopped? Your question is a little confusing.

Sounds like you got Radiofrequency treatment and achieved nice result. If that 2nd pic is a real result, I’d leave it alone.

If it’s a photoshopped image, then the way to achieve that is surgical removal of the deep fat (under platysma) and tightening of the muscle, platysmaplasty