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Double Chin

Double chin, also known as submental fat, is a common condition. Submental fat forms an excess layer of fat that collects below the chin when skin laxity leads to loose skin. Though some people associate a double chin with extra weight, a double chin is actually more than a weight issue.

Everyone is capable of developing a double chin, even a healthy, fit and small individual. Therefore, simply losing weight won’t necessarily make the double chin go away.

Causes of Double Chin

The appearance of a double chin can be attributed to several factors:

  • Weight gain
  • Skin laxity
  • Genetics
  • Normal sign of age: over time, skin loses elasticity and begins to sag, causing the skin to droop and for the chin to look heavier.
  • Side effects of a medical condition

By maintaining a proper posture, adjusting diet and implementing neck exercises, one can reduce the appearance of a double chin. However, to completely remove the submental fat and achieve an aesthetic look, one may require a non-invasive procedure.

Double Chin Removal Options

At Lazaderm, we offer Kybella and CoolSculpting to treat the look of a double chin.

Kybella

Kybella is an FDA-approved medication that is used to dissolve unwanted fat and define the contour of the neck.

  • Quick procedure. No downtime.
  • Permanent results.
  • Non-surgical treatment.

Kybella is a safe procedure when performed by a licensed provider. Our physicians at Lazaderm are highly trained and skilled to ensure the safety of patients.

CoolSculpting®

This FDA-approved procedure is a non-invasive treatment to reduce the appearance of a double chin, along with handles (flanks), stubborn belly fat, underarms, inner and outer thighs, bra fat, back fat, and underneath the buttocks.

Schedule a free consultation with one of our providers today to learn more about the procedures and treatment plan.

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