My weak-chin look was pretty severe, so first I looked into contouring surgery I had a weak chin, and because of that my double chin was really severe, so the puffy-looking impression was very large. But contouring felt scary... and I really didn’t want my face to look puffy. People around me told me a lot to try double-chin liposuction, so I thought it might not work; it wasn’t that I had severe double chin, it was mainly because of the weak chin. Even so, thinking it might be better than contouring, I half-believed it and still had a consultation. The surgeon said that even removing just a little would improve the weak-chin appearance too. They even recommended muscle tying, and there wasn’t even a bit of a sales-pitch feeling. I thought, 'Oh, will this really work?' and went ahead with surgery, and I think I’m glad I did. If I had only done contouring, it would have been painful as expected, and the double chin still might not be fixed. Since the fat was removed here, my face seems smaller too, and the weak chin improved to some extent For everyone here worried that a weak chin makes them look puffy, check liposuction at least once.
This is a surgical review pursuing a natural look.