Chin Liposuction New York by 740 Park Plastic Surgery
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Understanding Chin Liposuction in Manhattan
The neck and chin area significantly impact facial aesthetics, reflecting age and weight changes. Excess fat around the chin can create the appearance of added weight. 740 Park Plastic Surgery offers precise chin liposuction to help patients achieve a more defined and refined facial profile.
What is Chin Liposuction?
Chin liposuction targets the submental region beneath the chin and neck, removing excess fat to eliminate the double chin appearance. Despite its name, the procedure focuses on the area under the chin rather than the chin itself.
Benefits of Chin Liposuction
- Eliminates double chin appearance
- Enhances chin-neck definition
- Creates a more sculpted jawline
- Improves overall facial profile
Ideal Candidates for Chin Liposuction
Suitable candidates typically have:
- Excess fat deposits in the submental and neck area
- Near-ideal body weight
- Good skin elasticity
- Realistic aesthetic expectations
The Surgical Procedure
Dr. Stafford Broumand performs chin liposuction in a state-of-the-art NYC facility. The procedure involves making a small incision, introducing a fluid mixture, and removing excess fat using a specialized cannula. Depending on individual needs, the surgery can be performed under general anesthesia, IV sedation, or local anesthetic.
Recovery and Results
Recovery typically involves wearing a compression garment and minimizing activities. Most patients resume non-intensive work within 3-5 days and can begin light physical activities after one week. Follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor healing and progress.
Potential Combination Treatments
For comprehensive facial rejuvenation, chin liposuction can be combined with procedures like neck lifts or facelifts, addressing both fat removal and skin tightening for optimal results.
For more information about Chin Liposuction in New York, NY, submit an enquiry to 740 Park Plastic Surgery.