Double chin correction

Double chin correction refers to cosmetic procedures aimed at reducing or eliminating excess fat or sagging skin under the chin. At Geoderma Clinic, many treatments are used to address this, including mesotherapy, injectable liposuction and radiofrequency. Each of these treatments has its own unique mechanisms and considerations. Mesotherapy targets fat and skin quality, injectable liposuction specifically addresses fat reduction, and radiofrequency focuses on skin tightening. The choice between these treatments depends on factors such as individual preferences, the extent of correction required and the specific characteristics of the double jaw. An appointment with one of our qualified professionals can help determine the most appropriate approach based on your individual needs and goals.

FAQ

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How does Mesotherapy work to correct the double chin?

Mesotherapy involves injecting a solution of vitamins, minerals and other substances into the chin area to target localized fat and stimulate collagen production, with the aim of improving skin tone and texture.

What is injectable fat solution (Kybella) and how does it work?

Injectable fat solution is an injectable treatment containing synthetic deoxycholic acid. It works by disrupting fat cells, leading to the gradual reduction of hypomental fat (double chin) over multiple sessions.

How does radiofrequency help correct a double chin?

Radiofrequency treatments use controlled thermal energy to heat the deeper layers of the skin. When applied to the chin area, it promotes collagen production, tightening loose skin for a more defined jawline.

Are these treatments right for everyone?

The appropriateness of treatments varies depending on individual factors. An appointment with one of our professionals will help determine the most appropriate treatment based on your unique characteristics and goals.

How many sessions are usually required for noticeable results?

The number of sessions depends on the specific treatment and individual response. Multiple sessions are often required for optimal results.

Are the results permanent?

Results can be long-lasting, but maintenance sessions may be recommended to maintain them. In any case, it depends on the person and their skin's response to each treatment.