Do you want flawless glowy skin?
Do you want a perfect selfie except for the help of the filters?
Do you want a more sculpted and youthful profile?
If you are more concerned about your look followed by you want an under-defined chin, loose neck skin, and finding ways about it, you are in the right place. See how Kybella can help you.
TAKE THE HELP OF KYBELLA
If you have excess fat under your chin, but you have a right skin tone, you can go for Kybella. It is an injectable procedure to treat the neck fat. Besides, if you push kybella regularly, it can permanently break down the localized fat deposits. In general, you need 2-3 treatment sessions that can be done within 4-6 weeks.
CHIN IMPLANT
For those people who have a jaw-related problem, there are surgery options available for them. Chin implant is an excellent option for the natural appearance and the balanced profile as well. Besides that, there is another surgical option available. This kind of surgery is used to move the chin forward to correct the chin look. With the help of this technique it will also sharpen the chin-neck angle.
LIPOSUCTION
After kybella, liposuction is the most invasive solution that will help you with a non-invasive solution. In the operation room, liposuction can be done quickly. This kind of process can be done under anesthesia. If you have good skin laxity already, then this liposuction can be a suitable procedure for you. On the other hand, if you think that you want to look more beautiful, skin tightening is also necessary.
LIFTING YOUR NECK
The neck lift is an excellent option to regain the elasticity and to prevent the turkey neck. Along with liposuction, this can be a good option for your skin. For a toned result, repositioning the blocks will be a good idea, and you can do it without a second thought.
Are you concerned about your skin in OKC? At Longevity Aesthetic & Laser Spa, we have the skincare professionals to provide you the best skincare solutions. Please consult with us today.
**Disclaimer: This blog post does not establish terms of a doctor-patient relationship and is not intended to be taken as a doctor's advice.