A clinically guided, non-surgical approach to improving under-chin contour and supporting a more defined jaw–neck profile through assessment-led treatment planning.
A double chin may develop due to fat accumulation, genetic factors, or reduced skin elasticity, and is not always related to body weight.
At Esmée, double chin planning may involve injectable fat-reduction approaches, contouring strategies, and/or skin-tightening modalities, chosen based on anatomical evaluation of fat distribution, skin quality, and jawline structure.
Based on assessment, suitable non-surgical modalities like Kybella injections or CoolSculpting are selected for targeted fat reduction. Treatment intensity and staging are planned to match the degree of fullness, with expected outcomes and limitations discussed upfront. Aftercare and recovery timelines are explained clearly. Plans prioritise safety and balance.
Based on assessment, suitable non-surgical modalities like Kybella injections or CoolSculpting are selected for targeted fat reduction. Treatment intensity and staging are planned to match the degree of fullness, with expected outcomes and limitations discussed upfront. Aftercare and recovery timelines are explained clearly. Plans prioritise safety and balance.
Depending on the plan, care may involve targeted contour-refining interventions like fat-dissolving injections or cryolipolysis to address submental fullness. Skin-tightening or collagen-support treatments, such as radiofrequency or ultrasound therapies, help firm the area. Combination approaches are used where indicated. All procedures follow conservative clinical protocols.
Aftercare includes guidance on activity levels and neck movement to support healing, along with skin care and support recommendations like gentle cleansing and moisturizing. Scheduled follow-ups assess response, with adjustments made only if clinically indicated.
Double chin management may be considered for: · Localised fat beneath the chin · Blunted jaw–neck angle · Early to moderate under-chin fullness · Mild skin laxity in the submental area · Profile imbalance affecting facial harmony Advanced laxity or structural concerns may require alternative or surgical options.
