FAQs

Someone with bulky fat on their neck or jawline but otherwise is considered to be in good health and in their ideal weigh range would be someone who is considered as a good candidate. Chin liposuction surgery is to be performed for individuals who are struggling to fight away stubborn [...]

In short, no. Once the fat cells have been removed, they are incapable of growing back as they are something that is present in your body from birth, they normally grow or shrink based on your diet and level of activity/exercise. If they have been removed from the body then [...]

After any surgical procedure, scarring is an inevitability, but thanks to the latest surgical techniques and the way that any incisions are performed, any scarring is kept as minimal as possible and often will only be able to be noticed by yourself.

The surgery itself is peformed under some level of anaesthesia (generally a local anasethetic on the chin/neck areas) and as such, the pain level associated with the surgery are considered to be minimal. Any post surgery pain can be managed with over the counter pain medication like paracetamol.

Undergoing a repeat surgery is not something that is unheard of and if you're not happy with your results, provided you have recovered well from the first surgery you will be able to undergo a second chin liposuction surgery. It's worth noting that the first procedure generally provides the most [...]

While the surgery itself is specifically designed to remove that fat cells from the skin, it's quite common within patients that the recovery period is where you are likely to notice a small degree of skin tightening occurring as the skin molds to its new shape.

As with standard liposuction surgery, that fat cells are completely removed from the body so the results that you receive from chin liposuction should last for a lifetime, providing that you continue to actively work towards maintaining a healthy lifestyle. If you don't, then the fat cells cannot grow back [...]