Introduction:
Double chin is an aesthetic concern for many people that affects their confidence and self-esteem. While exercise and diet can help reduce overall body fat, it may not be effective in getting rid of a double chin. This is where Lipo Chin comes as a solution to trim your jawline and say goodbye to your double chin.
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1. What is Lipo Chin?
Lipo Chin or Submental Liposuction is a cosmetic procedure that removes excess fat from under the chin area to improve facial contours. It involves making tiny incisions around the targeted area, inserting a small cannula to break up the fat deposits and suctioning them out.
2. How does it work?
The procedure takes approximately 30-45 minutes under local anesthesia or sedation. The surgeon will mark the treatment area on your skin before starting, and you may experience some pressure during the process, but no pain. After Lipo Chin, you will need to wear compression garments for several days to reduce swelling.
3. Who is an ideal candidate for Lipo Chin?
The best candidates for Lipo Chin are individuals who have excess fat deposits under their chin area without signification skin laxity or sagging, which can be addressed with other procedures such as Neck Lift or Thread Lift. Ideal patients should also have good skin elasticity and overall good health.
4. What are the benefits of Lipo Chin?
Lipo Chin provides significant benefits over non-surgical treatments such as Kybella injections or CoolSculpting in terms of faster results, better control over results, less downtime, less discomfort and potentially lower costs over time.
5.What are possible risks associated with Lipo Chin?
As with any surgical procedures, there are always potential risks associated with Lipo Chin such as bleeding, infection, damage to surrounding tissues or nerves, irregular contouring or asymmetry after surgery.
Summary:
In summary, Lipo Chin offers a safe and effective solution for individuals who are looking to trim their jawline, get rid of a double chin, and improve their facial contours. While it is always important to do your research, consult with your surgeon and weigh the benefits against the potential risks before undergoing any cosmetic procedure.
