Facial Liposuction
Facial liposuction focuses on selected facial fat compartments and contour concerns such as a double chin or a less defined jawline. It is planned around facial anatomy rather than a standard volume target.
What to know
Bone structure, skin laxity and soft-tissue support also influence the profile. A consultation should distinguish fat removal from implants, lifting or other separate procedures.
Planning your treatment
Discuss your medical history, anatomy and priorities with the treating clinician. Confirm the precise method, treatment boundaries, anesthesia and assigned facility. Ask what the procedure can and cannot change.
Can it change the shape of my jaw bone?
No. Liposuction removes fat, not bone. A profile concern caused by skeletal structure needs a different discussion.
Cost and scope
Submental and cheek boundaries, anesthesia, any separate procedures and planned aftercare. See the detailed cost guide ↗
Recovery and follow-up
Receive individual preparation and aftercare instructions. Bruising, swelling, discomfort and other complications may occur. Discuss the risks of your specific procedure and how the team will support you. Explore Orange Care and questions about safety.
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Big questions.
A personal conversation.
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