What can I do to get rid the "double chin" I get when I smile? I think my chin is too small, how can I change this? (Photos)

There are several options for a "double chin"First:  Consider the jawbone itself.  Is the mandible projecting out properly?  If no, a chin implant or moving the bone forward (genioplasty) could be an option.  If there is fat in the upper neck, options include Kybella to dissolve the fat, liposuction, or a direct fat excision.  A platysmaplasty to tighten the muscle layer might also be indicated.  Occasionally, I will find a small amount of fat below the platysma that can be removed to give the neck a better contour.  A plastic surgeon can evaluate your particular anatomy and discuss these options with you. I suspect that you would make for a good surgical candidate.  Good luck!

A double chin can be due to excess fat in the chin area, early jowling in the area, and a small chin. Liposuction and a chin implant can improve the neck line. Alternatively, Kybella injections can help improve the neck fullness. Kybella is a non surgical option for patients with submental fullness.