A double chin can be very bothersome, especially when it seems like no matter how much weight you lose, it just won’t go away. 

Luckily, several plastic surgery procedures can help. Here are the 5 top options for reducing a double chin.

What’s A Double Chin?

A double chin, also known as submental fat, is a common condition when excess fat accumulates below the chin. This can happen for various reasons, including weight gain, aging, and genetics. A double chin can make a person look overweight or older than they are. It can also be a source of insecurity and can make a person feel self-conscious.

The Best Way To Reduce A Double Chin

The reduction of a double chin is possible in a few ways. One way is to do face exercises, such as smiling and puckering your lips. Another way is to lift your head and shoulders off the ground and hold for 10 seconds. You can also reduce your double chin by eating healthy foods and exercising regularly.

If you have a double chin, you can do a few things to reduce it. You can try face exercises, lifting your head and shoulders, and losing weight.

How To Reduce A Double Chin Using Plastic Surgery

There are a few different ways to get rid of a double chin. This includes:

Neck Liposuction: This is a popular procedure that can be done in conjunction with other treatments or on its own. It involves removing fat from the chin and neck area.

Chin Implants: This procedure can help to give the chin more definition and reduce the appearance of a double chin.

Neck Lift: A neck lift will tighten the skin in the neck area and help remove excess fat.

Botox: Botox injections can help relax the muscles in the chin and neck area, reducing the appearance of a double chin.

Kybella: Kybella is a new injectable that helps to break down fat cells. It is a very effective treatment for reducing a double chin.

Would you like to reduce your double chin in California? Looking for a way to regain your self-confidence? You can’t go wrong with board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Regina Rosenthal. Call 408-840-2553 to schedule a consultation in our San Jose office.