A doctor recommended me not do chin lipo. What procedure should I do to target fullness under my chin? (Photo)

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Liposuction of the chin can remove the excess fat and can give a more defined and sculpted jawline. While you don’t have a lot of fat there, it only takes a small amount of fat to give the appearance of a double chin. Liposuction will permanently remove that fat so it is far better than any non-invasive procedure. In most cases, it is done under local anesthesia and there is a rapid return to regular activity.

Check out the link for some more information, as well as a video about how liposuction of the chin works.

If your doctor advised against chin liposuction, there are still several other procedures to consider for addressing fullness under the chin:
1. Kybella: This is an FDA-approved injectable treatment that destroys fat cells under the chin (submental fat). Multiple treatments are usually needed for optimal results.
2. CoolSculpting: This is a non-invasive procedure that freezes and destroys fat cells. A specially designed applicator is used to target the fat under the chin.
3. WarmSculpting with SculpSure: This non-invasive procedure uses laser technology to heat and destroy fat cells under the chin.
4. Neck Lift: For individuals with excess skin or muscle banding in addition to fat, a surgical neck lift may be an option. This procedure tightens the skin and muscles in the neck, reducing the appearance of a "double chin."
5. Ultherapy or Thermage: These non-invasive treatments use ultrasound or radiofrequency energy to tighten the skin under the chin and stimulate collagen production.
6. Thread Lift: This is a minimally invasive procedure where temporary sutures are used to produce a subtle but visible lift in the skin.
Each of these procedures has its own set of pros and cons, and the best one for you will depend on your specific needs, goals, and overall health. It's important to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist to discuss your options.

From your side profile photograph, especially when looking downward, you have fat deposits located in the two compartments in your neck, located both above and below the platysma muscle. You also have a recessive chin profile which compounds the issue. You would need a chin implant to augment your chin forward for better structural support for the soft tissues in the neck along with improving your jawline. You would also require a neck lift procedure, which accomplishes fat deposits removed in both compartments, along with a platysma plasty to significantly improve the jawline. Liposuction alone will only remove the fat compartment above the muscle, which will be in an effective treatment by itself.

Was the doctor a plastic surgeon whom did not recommend chin Lipo? Bet not!
Based on the 2 posted photos you are a great chin Lipo candidate. Fee $4,000 Best to virtually consult with…