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Still have a double chin 10 months after lipo. How can I get rid of this completely? (Photo)

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Ss2900Jan 8, 2024

I had double chin liposuction 10 months ago and wasn’t happy with the result so had a mini lower face/neck lift 4 months ago. There is definitely am improvement in that my neck is much tighter now, however I still have a double chin. What do I need to do to get rid of this completely?

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