Hahaha! Cause I’m too busy doing it for other people! I’ll be sure to tag you after I finally get around to it.

Just because a doctor performs a safe procedure for patients who have desires to achieve nevertheless that doesn’t mean he or she is obligated to follow these desires. also I would point out that A medical professionals personnel is also a human being in their private time and I don’t think it sound right to come forward to someone and tell them that they should get something done unless you do that as a hobby of bullying :)

@@lorenzomares4242 True. But if you watched the video he says he’s just waiting to get rid of his own double chin.

@@user-pc3xb4hd8iIf I’m a surgeon myself I’d have major trust issues and very high standards for other people’s work done on me 😅

Not really. He's addressing his own fatty chin because he knows the viewers will zone in on it and question him. But he may personally not be interested in doing anything about it. It's like Dr Joe Niamtu who often jokes about his own saggy face, yet performs great facelifts. One can be dedicated to a cause without being a target of it. Also, remember that doctors can't perform surgery on themselves, and often, the only talent they trust is themselves. And finally, they usually have a great life and a nice wife, so no real reason to get procedures themselves.

Thats a great question! To liposuction the jowels you have to use special cannulas and special techniques to do that. Using a standard basket cannula will certainly result in nerve injuries in that region. But with special cannulas, being gentle and using different techniques it is possible to get into the jowels and remove some fat. You aren’t removing a lot from that area. But yes, injuring the nerve in that area is a risk.

Its possible to do fat grafting to the neck after chin lipo. But if your platysmal bands are separated you may want to see your surgeon to see what can be done with things like botox to the bands or even possibly a platysmaplasty, which may improve the look of the jawline even further.

Thats a great question! You can watch this video to learn all about the risks: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bMd_gdh53JydaIE.htmlsi=55aSuuTJXoEHM9ux The scars themselves are very small so they end up being very discrete.

Great question! Depending on what you need and what part of the world you are in it can range from $2000 to $8000 or more.

I usually recommend to my patients over 40 that they will need some form skin tightening after a chin lipo case wether its J plasma or face tite due to the risk of skin laxity. Over 50 i usually recommend a neck lift as the elasticity of the skin in the neck is hit or miss. The neck lift ensures that we don’t have a turkey neck after chin lipo.

Great question! I would say if you are going to do a second round you should wait 6 to 8 months before looking into any revisions. That way all of the swelling has resolved and you’ll have a better idea of what your results are from the first procedure.

Would it be ok to get masseter injection before then my 2nd procedure if I’m hoping to get quicker results in time for a wedding? Not sure how long I should wait before doing the injection.

@@onichez9371 Its hard to say without seeing you. I you are here in the Austin area I'd be happy to visit with you here in the office. If you aren't close by I would recommend discussing masseter injections with someone local and see what they would recommend.

Great question! I’m actually planning to. Just have to find the time to do it. When I do I’ll be sure to post a video about it!

@@ThePlasticLife hell yeah,good luck!

Thank you! The procedure in our office starts at $3500 for those areas you mentioned.

Absolutely! That video is on the list and in the works to be made soon!

Fat removal anywhere is technically possible. But there can be increased risks. Fat removal in the cheeks with lipo is not a procedure I do. I tend to look at the fat in the cheeks as one that will help maintain a youthful look for a longer period of time as you age.

Great question! The chin lipo refers to the area right under the chin, the neck part more refers to the sides of the neck under the jawline back towards the ear. And absolutely, both can be done in the same procedure. In fact, I would recommend it for most patients!

@@ThePlasticLife Thankyou doctor! Can chin liposuction and neck liposuction be done at the same time?

Hi there! This procedure in our office starts at $3500 depending on what needs to be done. It can vary from office to office around the country though

That is a great question. While I have not had any of my patients have enlarged lymph nodes post op it is possible to happen. And I would agree that it is likely due to the surrounding inflammation from the procedure itself.

@@ThePlasticLife Thank you so much, Dr! And thanks for the great video!

Hello! This procedure in our office is$3500 for most people. However depending on of there is skin laxity then it could be more.

About 7 to 10 days of wearing a compression wrap on your head night and day and then about 7 days at night only. Usually patients are back in the gym and regular activities by week three. Full results are seen at 6 months after surgery

⁠@@ThePlasticLifeHi doc, I’m 5 days post op of getting neck lipo/J plasma. Why do I have to wear the gauze around my neck? I’m sure my doctor told me but a lot was going on. I’m 32 btw idk if that matters with the speed of recovery. Thanks!

​@@FrankLucas3did it hurt?

@@VoVina111 no it didn’t hurt but don’t open your eyes while the surgery is going on cause it’s intense lol

@@FrankLucas3 ikr that's the part that worries me most 😅 don't they put a towel on your face so that you don't look? Haha