Double chin removal in Indiana & Kentucky
Excess fat around your face contributes to the look of a double chin, referred to as “submental fullness.” This fullness can be caused by weight gain, anatomy, or other genetic factors. If you’re unsatisfied with the appearance of your neck and chin and looking for a slimmer neckline, Salameh Plastic Surgery Center can help!
Whether you are looking to remove stubborn fat or just want a slimmer neckline, Salameh Plastic Surgery’s integrated approach to double chin removal surgery creates beautiful, natural results. Liposuction to the chin area removes excess fat around the face and helps create more aesthetically appealing facial contours based on your desired results. Liposuction can also be combined with facelift or neck lift procedures for an even more refined look.
- Performed in our fully accredited in-house, AAAASF-certified surgical facility using the most innovative and modern technology.
- Involves very small incisions to minimize swelling and bruising.
- Provides a permanent, personalized solution to help you look and feel your best.
If you’re interested in double chin removal surgery, reach out to our team today to get more information about starting your journey to feeling and looking your best.
Double Chin Removal Frequently Asked Questions
What is double chin removal?
Double chin removal can involve various procedures, including liposuction to the neck and face, neck lift, and facelift. These procedures are used to remove excess skin and fat from the neck and chin area, reducing the appearance of a double chin.
Am I a good candidate for double chin removal?
Anyone who is unhappy with the extra volume around their chin or jawline is a great candidate for discussing double chin removal surgery.
How long does the procedure take?
Procedure time and recovery vary from person to person. During your consultation, we outline what you can expect during your procedure and the steps for optimal recovery.
When will I see the results of a double chin removal?
After the initial healing period of two to three weeks, you can expect reduced swelling. Results will be immediately apparent but will become more refined as healing continues.
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