Double Chin Reduction
| Double Chin Reduction | 60mins | $750+ |
| A common concern amongst both men and women, fullness under the chin can be caused by a multitude of factors including ageing, genetics and weight fluctuations. Sometimes, no matter how much you diet or exercise, the fullness in this area may not go away. Injections of deoxycholic acid, an active and naturally occurring ingredient, have been approved by the TGA and FDA to safely and effectively breakdown fat. This non-surgical treatment targets stubborn fat deposits on the jaw, chin and neck, resulting in a more contoured neck profile and jawline. Your doctor will customise your treatment to your individual anatomy for optimal results. | ||
Double Chin Injection FAQs
How does the treatment work?
Fat dissolving injections to the chin area, use deoxycholic acid, which is a naturally occurring substance in the body that helps break down fat for digestion. When injected, deoxycholic acid can break down fat cells on contact
How many treatments will I need?
Typically, patients require at least 2 treatments, sometimes up to 4 treatments, depending on their response to the product and the size of the area being treated. Treatments are usually spaced at least 8 weeks apart.
Is there any downtime?
This treatment does cause significant swelling for at least 2 days after treatment and can last up to 7 days. Some patients can also experience temporary numbness, redness and bruising at the treatment site.
What is involved in a treatment?
Your practitioner will initially ensure that the treatment is medically safe and the best treatment option for you, taking a medical history as well as discussing how the treatment works, what the risks and side effects are, and what you need to do after your treatment. Photos will be taken of the area and local anaesthetic applied. After marking up the area, your practitioner will perform multiple injections of the product using a very thin needle. The treatment will take between 30-45 minutes.
Is there any discomfort involved?
The deoxycholic acid is usually mixed with a local anaesthetic to enhance comfort.