Is there any way to get a more defined submental angle? As far a making the skin more taught, or lifting it to make it closer to the mandible? I've edited an image to show the type of result in looking for.
October 26, 2015
Answer: Neck lift with platysma plasty and chin implant for better submental angle The photographs demonstrate a weak chin profile, and fatty deposits in the neck. A small chin implant can be inserted at the front of the mandible to give added projection to the chin to help with the jawline. A small amount of fat removal on the neck with a few sutures in the platysma would be required to give an improved submental angle. No skin removal is required. For many examples of this combination, please see the link and video below
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October 26, 2015
Answer: Neck lift with platysma plasty and chin implant for better submental angle The photographs demonstrate a weak chin profile, and fatty deposits in the neck. A small chin implant can be inserted at the front of the mandible to give added projection to the chin to help with the jawline. A small amount of fat removal on the neck with a few sutures in the platysma would be required to give an improved submental angle. No skin removal is required. For many examples of this combination, please see the link and video below
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October 26, 2015
Answer: Gold standard in submental angle inprovement While there are many approaches to improving that area, really only one can create the type of definition you are seeking. To get a crisp angle, like the one you drew, requires working on the fat and gland layers underneath the muscles of the neck, as well as the muscles themselves. This can all be done through a small incision hidden behind the chin. In your case, there is no excess skin, and no excess fat in the layer that liposuction would address. To see in example of how this approach can turn out, look at the review by user newchinSTL
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October 26, 2015
Answer: Gold standard in submental angle inprovement While there are many approaches to improving that area, really only one can create the type of definition you are seeking. To get a crisp angle, like the one you drew, requires working on the fat and gland layers underneath the muscles of the neck, as well as the muscles themselves. This can all be done through a small incision hidden behind the chin. In your case, there is no excess skin, and no excess fat in the layer that liposuction would address. To see in example of how this approach can turn out, look at the review by user newchinSTL
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