How To Get Rid Of a Double Chin
Summary
TLDRThis video offers a detailed guide on various surgical and non-surgical procedures for improving the neck and chin area. It covers treatments for submental fat reduction, such as Kybella and CoolSculpting, and surgical options like liposuction and chin implants. Additionally, it explores ways to enhance the position of the submandibular gland through platysma tightening, as well as methods for correcting chin recession, including fillers, implants, and genioplasty. The video also provides a breakdown of the costs associated with each procedure, helping viewers understand their options for achieving a more defined neck and chin profile.
Takeaways
- π Excess skin in the neck area can be caused by aging, genetics, or weight changes, leading to sagging and redundancy.
- π Non-surgical options for neck rejuvenation include PDO thread lifts, dermal fillers, and radiofrequency treatments, although results may be temporary.
- π Surgical options for excess neck skin include facelift and neck lifts, with lateral incisions made around the ear for a more youthful appearance.
- π Submental (under chin) fat can be reduced through treatments like Kybella, CoolSculpting, or submental liposuction, each with its own set of benefits and risks.
- π Kybella, a deoxycholic acid injection, helps dissolve fat in the double chin area but may require multiple sessions and can cause swelling and discomfort.
- π CoolSculpting freezes fat cells, offering a non-invasive fat reduction option, though there's a risk of paradoxical adipose hyperplasia (thickening of fat cells).
- π Submental liposuction is a more direct, surgical option for fat removal, using cannulas to suction fat from under the chin, with potential risks such as nerve injury.
- π Platysmal banding, caused by the hyperactivity of the platysma muscle, can be treated with neurotoxin injections like Botox to temporarily soften the appearance of bands.
- π Surgical correction of platysmal banding is done through a platysmaplasty, which tightens and reattaches the muscle to improve neck definition.
- π Chin underprojection or recession can be improved with fillers, chin implants, or genioplasty (bone repositioning surgery), which help achieve a more defined neck angle.
- π Treatment costs vary significantly: Kybella and CoolSculpting range from $750 to $2,500 per session, while more invasive treatments like submental liposuction and deep neck lifts can cost $3,000 to $25,000 depending on the procedure.
Q & A
What are the common causes of neck fullness or a 'double chin' as discussed in the video?
-The main causes of neck fullness include excess skin, subcutaneous fat, platysmal banding, and hypertrophy of the submandibular glands. Other factors like aging and genetics also play a role.
How does the position of the hyoid bone contribute to the appearance of the neck?
-The position of the hyoid bone affects the contour of the neck and chin. If the hyoid bone is elevated or low, it can influence the neck's angle and the sharpness of the cervico-mental angle, affecting the overall aesthetic.
What role does the platysma muscle play in neck rejuvenation?
-The platysma muscle covers the neck and jawline. Tightening or repositioning the platysma muscle can help improve neck definition by addressing sagging skin and platysmal banding.
What non-surgical methods are available to improve the neck's appearance?
-Non-surgical methods include PDO threads for lifting, filler injections for smoothing neck folds, radiofrequency treatments to tighten skin, Kybella injections to reduce fat, and Coolsculpting for fat freezing.
What is Kybella and how does it help with neck fat?
-Kybella is an injectable treatment containing deoxycholic acid, which helps break down and eliminate submental fat, effectively reducing the appearance of a double chin.
What is the difference between a facelift and a deep neck lift?
-A facelift primarily addresses the lower face and jawline, while a deep neck lift targets the deeper layers of the neck, including the subplatysmal fat and platysma muscle, to improve neck definition.
What is the cost range for a chin implant?
-A chin implant typically costs between $5,000 and $10,000, depending on factors like the type of implant and whether the procedure is done under local anesthesia or sedation.
What is submental liposuction, and how does it improve the neck contour?
-Submental liposuction involves removing excess fat from under the chin through small incisions. This helps create a more defined neck and jawline by eliminating unwanted fat and improving the cervico-mental angle.
How does a direct neck excision work, and when is it recommended?
-A direct neck excision removes excess skin and fat in the neck area, often leaving a visible scar. This approach is recommended when significant skin laxity or fat accumulation is present, especially when other non-surgical methods are ineffective.
What is the average cost range for a deep neck lift?
-A deep neck lift typically costs between $10,000 and $25,000, depending on the complexity of the procedure, whether it is combined with other treatments like a facelift, and the type of anesthesia used.
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