Aesthetic Surgery | Cosmetic Surgery | Plastic Surgery

PROCEDURE : SURGICAL

What is double chin surgery?

  • Double chin  surgery refers to a procedure that removes loose skin and excess fat in the neck area.
    • It can involve chin liposuction, chin tuck (submentoplasty), neck lift (lower rhytidectomy), or  fat dissolving injections.

Why do people consider double chin surgery?

  • People may opt for double chin surgery to:
    • Eliminate a double chin.
    • Look younger or thinner.
    • Reduce wrinkles.
    • Remove saggy skin around the chin and neck.

Who is a good candidate for double chin surgery?

  • A good candidate is someone who:
    • Wants to remove excess fat or skin from the chin and neck area.
    • Is in good overall health.
    • Has realistic expectations about the results.
    • Does not have any conditions that may complicate surgery, such as bleeding disorders.
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What types of procedures are available for double chin removal?

  • Chin liposuction: Removes excess fat under the skin.
  • Chin tuck (submentoplasty): Tightens skin and removes fat, focusing on the chin and upper neck.
  • Neck lift (lower rhytidectomy): Removes excess skin and tightens muscles across the chin and neck.
  • Fat dissolving injections: A non-surgical option that helps break down fat.

How do you prepare for double chin surgery?

  • Preparation includes:
    • Discussing your goals, medical history, and current medications with your plastic surgeon.
    • Stopping smoking and avoiding certain medications, like blood thinners after discussion with your surgeon.
    • Possibly undergoing blood work or a physical exam.

What should you expect after double chin surgery?

  • After surgery, you should:
    • Follow recovery instructions, such as keeping your head elevated and  avoiding strenuous exercises for several weeks.
    • Care for drains and bandages.
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What are the risks associated with double chin surgery?

  • Potential risks include:
    • Asymmetry in the face.
    • Bleeding or blood clots.
    • Infection or poor healing of incisions.
    • Nerve injury, which may cause numbness or weakness.
    • Scarring, skin discoloration, or rippling.

What is the recovery time after double chin surgery?

  • Recovery typically involves:
    • Discomfort, swelling, and tightness in the skin for about two weeks.
    • Returning to work and daily activities within a week or two, depending on the procedure.

When should you contact your surgeon after surgery?

  • Contact your surgical team if you experience:
    • Bleeding, drainage, redness, or swelling at the incision site.
    • Chest pain, dizziness, or fever.
    • Severe pain not relieved by medication.
    • Nausea or vomiting.
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