How To Get Rid Of a Double Chin
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How To Get Rid Of A Double Chin - Dr. Gary Linkov goes into detail on how to get rid of a double chin, what neck rejuvenation is and what are both the non-surgical and surgical options for reducing a double chin appearance.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Layers of the neck
02:25 - Clinical Examination
04:47 - Excess Skin
08:03 - Excess Subcutaneous Fat
12:43 - Platysmal Banding
14:54 - Excess Subplatysmal Fat
19:10 - Submandibular Gland Hypertrophy
21:48 - Chin Under projection/Recession
22:38 - Cost
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My family has a very strong hereditary double chin. I did a micro liposuction procedure with thermi tight which cost me $4000 and added twilight sedation for a total of $4500. It was totally worth every penny. I have lost a lot of weight since the procedure as well, but spending all the money on the fat removal motivated me to keep it off. Thank you for your videos Dr Linkov!
I do too. It sucks.
Our family, too. We call it the Derochea Curse 🤣 thanks for your share
I have it too, I am overweight but have had some degree of this since adolescence when I started to develop more adult features. My mother, grandmother, aunt, they all practically had a wattle, unrelated to weight. I lost weight hoping it would change and it didn't. That is the one thing I would like to have addressed one day (when my "neck surgery" fund is full up).
I've wondered about my husband having that procedure. I think it would boost his confidence.
I have it too this hereditary double chin that makes me look about 10 years older than I am.. it’s sucks. I never really see anyone under 50 having this weird shaped neck that I had since I was a child. Now I’m 35. It was much better when I didn’t have some extra weight on me, but I never looked like everyone else. I’m not sure I could afford surgery any time soon because I’m not working atm because of health issues, but I’m wishing my dear fiancé maybe helps me fund it some day ☺️ for now I just have my long thick hair to cover my not so conventionally flattering profile ..
I am dangerously infatuated with cosmetic surgery. Luckily, my budget isn't very flexible right now. You are teaching me so much about safety, and the real risks and considerations that need to be made prior to a procedure. I would have made very poor decisions if not for your videos. Thank you!
ehh, people who have work done always look like puffy old aunts (men and women both) when they hit like 50's-60's no matter how hard they try and correct it.
@@SherioCheers People who have been in accidents, fires, wars and have congenital facial conditions, such as cleft palate, benefit greatly from the skills of an excellent plastic surgeon!
@@SherioCheers its almost like well done plastic surgery isn't very noticeable
Agree. I like how the doctor also examines the psychological profile of a person. Who doesn't want to improve their looks? I have a deviated septum but when I look at these procedures I cringe. The deep plane looks like the best way to go. Surgery should never be considered lightly.
My mom had a hip surgery where she came out impaired with dementia and my life turned upside down.
@@lisaterracinarosenberg4102 So very sorry that happened to your Mom and the aftermath of all that for you both.
Hi, I got 1 full treatment of Kybella in 2020. I lost all feeling/sensation underneath my chin ever since. I also feel like the tissue under my chin has permanent damage you can see from the outside. My case is not severe whatsoever, but just wanted to put this out there - if you get Kybella from a professional and there is nerve and tissue damage, nothing can be done to fix this. Apparently, the Kybella reps were contacted and they said that I was the only person to ever have this issue. That is all that happened. Just wondering if anyone else out there has too. I feel like getting one dose of Kybella also changed the entire structure of my lower face/jaw/and definitely my chin. I don't recommend it!
Sarah Olson, I had a bad experience with Kybella!
The treatment was expensive and useless!
The numbness, extreme swelling and pain lasted almost a month! Luckily it finally went away but it made zero difference to my appearance!
The double chin actually increased!
From what I have been told by injectors, if the feeling is lost... it is only temporary.
Have read some others say it can be permanent. Does not happen to most but it can occur
Thank you so much for sharing your story. I was planning to have it done but I’m going to cancel it and go with cool sculpting instead
Thanks for posting this. My husband was considering Kybella, but after reading your story, we will be cancelling!!!!!!
Didn’t realize this topic would be so complex. Thanks for covering it so thoroughly in a way that was easy to understand. Love your channel
I had Kybella done under my chin about 10 yrs ago and still looks good. I was in my fifties and am pleased with the results. My dermatalogist said I was a good candidate for it. I went conservative on the dosage and it can get costly. It was about a $1000.00 for the procedure. Sometimes less is best, don't let them talk you to get more after you heal. I swelled for about a week, hard to swallow and some pain. But not as bad as having your tonsils removed. The results are permanent and it got rid of my turkey neck. Think this is genetic bcuz my mom had it too. I've never had anything else done except I use retinal, vitamin c on my skin and wear a sunscreen if out in the sun. I also take collagen peptides in my tea or with water and I take hyaluronic acid, 2 capusules. Most of all lots of water. I must say I have no wrinkles and am close to 70. Take care of your skin as you age is the key.
Does the body absorb/use the hyaluronic acid when there is no estrogen production?
Where do you get hyaluronic acid capsules?
@@korykent5645, Amazon, Toniq is brand I use and affordable. Take 2 caps, sorry for the delay reply.
@@melisentiapheiffer3034 Hello, yes it absorbs into the skin but if your estrogen level is low see ur OBGYN, one who believes in bio-identical hormones. When ur estrogen is low it plays havoc on the body. Women don't have to suffer in silence anymore. Hope this helps!
How long have you been doing that beauty routine? What age did you start?
This is an extremely thorough and informative video. I’d like to add my personal experience which may help viewers. I always had what I believe to be genetic fullness to the submental region. I underwent submental lipo with good but not definitive results. After studying facial aesthetics, I recognized an additional component was a slightly retrognathic chin. When I explored this more I realized that actually I have a tongue tie, which has caused incorrect tongue positioning for my entire life, which can contribute to suboptimal development of the mandible and weakened muscle tone in the neck. After myofunctional exercises of the tongue, I noticed tightening in the soft tissue of the area which has enhanced my jawline contour. Between this and my procedure, I have finally realized the results that I’ve been seeking. In fact, incorrect tongue positioning explains many things I experienced in general including snoring which has significantly improved. Tongue tie is very common and worth considering. Cheers to all
I also have a tongue tie but never considered having it snipped. I think I am going to look into this now! Thank you for posting this
@@Lildweezy I thought tongue tie was normal wtf…..can I fix it and will it help me
please share the exercises- where to find them!
@@nathanisaac7901 search for oral myofunctional exercises and mewing technique. I did not bother with a procedure to release the tongue tie as that would require an oral surgeon, and I saw great results with the exercises
@@tammygarber5951 search for oral myofunctional exercises and mewing technique. Lots of great info online !
My mother bestowed upon me a high metabolism and predisposition towards being skinny, which is great! But she also passed on a girthy subplatysmal fat deposit. So it doesn't matter if I'm pregnant and weigh 150, or if I'm down to 115, I still have a big double chin. Even when I barely weighed 100 pounds in high school, I had a double chin. My BMI classified me as underweight, and I still had a double chin. I hate it. So of course it's only correctable with surgery, and it's the most expensive of the surgical procedures. Fml.
I share your pain my friend you're not alone 😭
Ah, no. At least you can do something about it. I'm slender with a double chin which has ZERO fat, only caused by the angle of my jaw which exposes the large muscle of the bottom of my tongue. I look like I have a goiter and there's no treatment for it- because you can't really take out one's tongue. At least your situation can be addressed!
@@blueclover9918 Oh no! D: That sucks so bad! I didn't even know that was a thing. I'm sorry to hear that
@@CountessOfOle lol thank you- still hoping for some kind of solution some time :)
Same. :( been skinny all my life. Had a double chin no matter what ! I wasn’t insecure about it till my ex pointed it out & him & his brother were making fun of me for it
It’s one of the reasons I enjoyed wearing mask. No one saw my side profile! So I was content but now it’s weird to wear one & im freaking out cuz I don’t want anyone to see my double chin
I lost 40 lb. after I took up daily walking for my health and I was surprised how very old my neck looked (age 62). I decided to gain back 15 lbs. and it looks so much better now.
I relate
This is terrific! I have had so many questions and concerns about my neck. This video answered all my questions and covered concerns. Well done!
I love your educational videos! They're so fascinating, and I'm not even in the market for these procedures. Thank you very much for helping us all learn. ☺️
Dr. Linkov does an excellent job of sharing very precise information on a variety of topics. But am I the only one here who turns to his channel for use as an ASMR option? I find his gentle voice so incredibly relaxing that If I’m stressed or having trouble sleeping within a few minutes I am feeling calm & totally at peace & often drift off completely. Thank you Dr. Linkov for sharing your medical expertise. (And btw you’re also very handsome!)
Thank you for such honest and detailed descriptions of all these options. I can see how critical your knowledge is for doing this type of surgery.
I always learn something from your channel. I was a private scrub nurse for a Plastic Surgeon, years ago.
You are extremely kind and thorough, and I am hooked on your channel! Keep up the good work! You are Awesome.😁🏆
My facial structure is much like the late Penny Marshall. In my youth I thought a nose job would fix it but then realised that it's more the chin. I tried training myself to stick my chin out then I just look stubborn. Now that I'm old it seems kind of pointless. I once had one of my kids in ICU, and a teenage girl in the next bed who had gone in for some kind of routine surgery on her jaw, had a clot or something, and was being disconnected from her life support. That kind of put me off for life. If people think I'm ugly that's their problem- I can still spread Love and Kindness no matter what I look like :)
i really appreciate the detail in your explanations. personally, i can't watch the surgical videos but i concentrate instead on your words and they do describe a rich visual. well worded! thank you
I’ve actually had neck rolls ever since I was young, it makes me feel so insecure when showing my neck and I’ve always wanted to get rid of it. I loved how in-depth this video was, it was very informative as well.
Same. I was 115 pounds when I was getting married. But still had a double chin. After 4 kids and many pounds gained its just sad looking now 😮💨
Thyroid Disease can do that.
@@marlenegold280 I've had my thyroid checked numerous times. Everything comes back normal
@@marlenegold280 ooooooh maybe that's why my mom has it.
If you’ve had it since you were a child, it’s probably due to your skeletal jaw angle more than anything. The modern population tends to breath thru their mouth and jaw growth is rotated toward the neck. Increasing the “rolls” as you call them.
I really enjoy how in depth you go when explaining procedures and treatments of specific areas. As a visual learner, it’s also really helpful that you use videos, pictures and diagrams, etc. Bravo! 👏 👏👏
You are such an educator and patient advocate...just love your explanations/classes about various plastics procedures and how they work...great stuff...thank you!
His content is the most thorough out of any medical channel I've viewed. Doesn't suprise me with his background.
I think Verteporfin will be a gamechanger for scarless plastic surgery. Researchers at the Stanford Longaker Lab have shown injection of verteporfin at the incision site prevents scar tissue formation in both mice and pig skin. Dr. Linkov, this could be a cool video topic to talk about both the findings of the research and how it could potentially affect your own procedures in your practice (face lifts, hairline lowering, lip lifts, etc.) if they could be done without a scar.
Very interesting. Will explore.
@@drgarylinkov please do!! 🌝
Oh that's fantastic.
I'll wait for this.
Omg!!! This would be awesome. All these surgical treatments are all nice and well until it comes to dealing the scars which are permanent.
My favorite TH-cam Dr. I love your vids because you just teach. There's no convincing, nothing geared toward making a sale. Thank you. That alone makes me want to see you for a procedure ❤
Awww thanks! I love to teach!
Probably one of the best videos I have seen in relation to the neck, jaw and chin area. It has educated me a lot.
I love these videos!!!! im 13 and I really want to become a plastic surgeon when I'm older, your channel is really interesting and you make your job seem really cool.
Good luck Martina!!! Very cool that you know what you would like to be when you grow up 🙏🏽
Well done Martina, you know what you want to do at thirteen, excellent, good luck to you 😉
Awesome ambition Martina, keep believing in yourself! And just imagine what new kinds of treatments and procedures will be in use when you get your MD!
These videos are so educational and none judgemental I really enjoy them !
Honestly your the best plastic surgeon with how you explain things. If only I was able to get to the states to have you as my Dr..Thank you for videos so helpful
Like your presentation stile. You explain procedures clearly and use ilustrativos that allow us to see the anatomy of the alternative that can be chosen. Thank you so very much.
I'm so glad I found this site!!! I can't get enough of your reporting. I think in the near future we may come face to face!!
This has become one of my new fav channels. I will for sure come to you for anything further surgeries
Gosh I'm tired studying for midterms and 1:55 really freaked me out 😂 thank you for giving me a more realistic view of both the beauty of the natural body and the results of many procedures that social media can romanticize
Loll me too I thought I was just getting loopy lolll
Same
Watching this at 3am had to rewind it four times
SAME haha was that intentional?! What happened 😂
Always so clear and educational!
Of all the ps on TH-cam I love you the most. You're very thorough including all options. Very appreciated
Yea! Another absolutely invaluable video! You are blessed to have many gifts but your teaching approach is a phenomenal gift you give to us. Again, thank you.
I had a submental liposuction about 10 years ago and was happy with the result. I had a double chin my whole life, regardless of how much weight I lost, so I opted to go that route.
How bad did it hurt after the procedure
@@nora4642 not that bad I had to wear a chin strap device for a bit, but there was not much pain. It was numb for a long time though, where I couldn't feel anything under my chin when I touched it- that lasted for months.
did the fat ever come back? and was your jaw defined ?
@@ajuan232p the fat didn't come back. I wouldn't say my jaw is defined, but the lack of the double chin is noticeable in photos when I compare pictures taken before and after.
what is the actual procedurw
I just want Gary to be a teacher of all subjects, please.
Brilliant explanations! 🥰👌
Idk how no one is talking about the fantastic and often hilarious editing but I am here for it.
I could never get bored listen to you, so informative and just personable. I enjoy learning 😌
Genetically I have a pad of fat under my chin. Even after 40 kilos of weight loss. I’m throughly researching my options and lipo is looking like my best option. I really appreciate your video!
I’m quite petite but had a prominent hereditary submental fat pad combined with little chin projection, giving me a strong double chin. This was my biggest insecurity and dominated my self perception. In 2020, at the age of 26, I got a chin implant, submental liposuction, and a platysmaplasty, all as an outpatient procedure with no sedation (but of course fully numbed). It was a bizarre experience but by far one of the best things I ever did for myself and I would do it all over again 100x!
How much was it?
What!? How can you get that without complete sedation?? Are you in the US?
(I'm not doubting, just shocked that a doctor would do it and that you as a patient would agree to it. It seems like it would help the cost and side effects that some experience from anesthesia.)
The complexity of the human body is so amazing and beautiful. I am always stunned to learn how we are structured. Thanks for the detail and your videos. So informative.
Thank you Dr. Linkov! All of my questions were answered, I really appreciate this video!
My mom is in her 90’s, 89lbs, 5’tall. She is nothing but skin and bones. The only place she has any fat at all is under her jaw. Not a double chin, but a fat pad. I inherited that. Thanks, Mom.
😊We get the good and some of the not so good from our genetics.
Teeth play a role too
Fabulous detailed information! I did have a Kybella consultation but decided not to go that route. Glad I didn’t. I have always had a double chin even in my slim younger years. I am interested in finding out more about the lipo!
Dr Linkov I love your videos they are very informative, thank you for taking the time to explain this procedures .
I’ve learned a lot with this video. I have lymphodema under the chin and I’m looking for plastic surgeons that has worked with cancer patients.
You should make a video on cosmetic surgeries/operations with the highest likelihood of ramifications as a patient ages, as well as the operations with the least likelihood of ramifications and when and why each is used. Maybe even make a list of least and most effective operations for those seeking them in your experience?
Love your videos! Thank you, your efforts are really appreciated!!❤️
I had two kybella treatments last year and I am so happy with my results.
I'm 52 in good shape, since we train the musculoskeletal systems and many muscles in the neck, I've been doing isometric neck training and my jaw line has improved, quiet amazing really
I had a hard chin implant at age 16 (different time) and replaced it with a softer implant with extenders to the jawline, and had neck lipo and a neck lift/muscle shortening years later at age 43. Best thing I ever did. I had a receding chin and lots of neck fat even though I was a skinny chick. My face didn’t match my body in that way.
Thank you for this great information. I’ve really learned a lot from you. I’m in my 70 ‘s and had a cool sculpting procedure to remove my double chin. I wish I had been told that at my age I could have hanging skin after the fat was dissolved, because the hanging skin looks worse than the double chin did. Also, the hanging skin now makes me look older.
Great vids! I am fascinated by this kind of stuff and you do a great job explaining it
Very interesting and educational, I did learn something new, thank you.
English is the second language because I'm a Japanese, and I studied at a community college as an international student for two years at near in L.A California after gratitudeing high school in Japan. So I'm familiar with the English accent of Western side rather than Eastern side such as New York. But your way of speaking is really easy to understand even for me, and it's also helpful to listen comfortable that the tone of a voice never become emotional, it keeps stable line witout too much up&down. At last, I like your smile it's very jentle and peaceful!!
Well today in both Korea and Japan, it's so common to get filler in downside eyelids just like creating a mountains by filler and a creace. I think it's for a trend iconic face which many people's ideal. The beauty standard differs in every countries, and it very popular procedure in Japan where are influenced a lot by K-pop. No one enjoys talking about foxyeyes which is popular in U.S as you show us because the trend face is different although it's in the same 2022. Japanese don't have the interest with filler lips at all. The ideal lips is to blur a lipline and a redrouge just in tge center area.
I can understand American culture and Japanese(+Korean) culture because of my experience of graduating a college in U.S. We Japanese are always big fun of Hollywood movies and actors, yet it's interesting we seek different types of Perfect Beauty compared to American one.
I know the trend face structure is changing as time goes by and it's a symbol of the era,I mean foxyeyes won't be popular anymore in the near future 10 yeas later. It's just like Paris Hilton isn't influencer now although she was so famous in alk over the world two decades. That's one of the readon I'll never have a plastic surgery. A plastic surgery is sort of Fashion fo me, every new season new looks cone up, it's Endless.
Cheers from Tokyo in Japan
Orthodontist here. I'm curious to hear your perspective on the pros and cons of genioplasty for chin implants. I had oral surgeons in residency tell me that genioplasty is their preferred treatment, as there are less complications. But I'd like to hear your perspective, especially when it comes to the esthetics. I've seen a few genioplasties make the chin look too large for the patient's face.
Can you send me £350
Genioplasty is great for face balance for lateral height and or projectiom. Implant can only do projection. Implant has a quick recovery. Whereas it could take 6-12 months for genioplasty swelling to go down. Are you assessing your patients a year after surgery and still feel the chin too large for the patient's face?
I've had both (got nervous about side effects of an implant so got it removed) the implant provided some wideness that the geneoplasty could not achieve for me because I have very small jaws, otherwise, it looks about the same as the chin implant. The only downside is I have nerve damage after the genioplasty. Not sure if that is because I had multiple procedures in the area or an error by the surgeon but I regained all feeling after the chin implant which is obviously preferred. Just one person's personal experience comparing the two!
Off topic, but have you heard of OraLift? What are your thoughts? For lower face tension (and aesthetic side effects as a result).
Just found this channel- wow you are so detailed and very interesting to listen to.
Thanks 😊
Thx for your great education! Although I haven’t had (and hope never to need) plastic surgery I love understanding it, as an anatomy addict I wish the surgical demos weren’t blurred out bc I’d rather see you talking or an illustration vs the screen being taken up.
Just got my second round of cool sculpting on my double chin a few days ago. I’m obsessed with the results!!
Thightens the skin
Thinking of Linda evangelista when you mentioned coolsculpting! Thanks for the excellent, detailed information.
If before I had considered plastic procedures as a possibility for myself some time in the future, this video made me change my mind.
If I ever develop some sort of a serious change in features due to cancer or burns or something similar, I could see treatment like this as an option again, but seeing the high level of intervention necessary to achieve results that are never guaranteed is not something I'd be willing to risk.
My soft under-chin and dropped cornered of the eyes will carry on.
I do, however, truly appreciate your thorough explanations and dedication to education, Dr Linkov. Your work is amazing and I'm really happy that you take the time to share your expertise with the world.
i’ve been made fun of for having a lot of fat under my chin even at my lowest weight… i’ve told myself it’ll go away with age but the older I get the more I want to get work done on it. I think at one point I counted that I could get up to 5 different rolls so i’m beyond double chin territory. interesting video!!
If you can afford it, my advice is to go for it. I deeply regret not having done it when I was younger. Now I’m 55 and I still hate my jawline.
Did you rule out Hypothyroidism?
I bet you are absolutely gorgeous ♥️
@@marlenegold280 are you referring to goitre in the graves disease? Because that is opposite to Hypo? Or do hyper people have extra fat as well on the neck? Never came across such findings
I cant wait 3 hours for this to premier, i need to know NOW 😫
Same! So interested in this topic
Hi Gary! I've decided to come to your clinic for FUE sometime within this year (this is definite). When I get my consultation from you, can I request that you personally do the procedure, or do you have other doctors that do the work ? I'm not certain how that works. I've watched almost all of your videos, and I like the personality and vibe that you and your clinic give off, so that's why I chose you guys. Also, you have great reviews everywhere I've looked so far.
Unfortunately, coolsculping did not work for me. $3,000 later for two treatments, all I walked away with was a numb area under my chin, but still that pocket of fat. I use contouring makeup to cover it until I get something else done. This video helped me understand my options. Thank you, from Canada. 👍🇨🇦
Omg he looks so young explaining all this information Amazing
I love your videos. I do have a suggestion, I would love it if you showed examples of the different neck issues when describing the options. It would make it easier for a person who is trying to compare neck issues and possible treatments. Thanks!!
Seriously love these types of videos. Thankbyou Dr Gary :)
Absolutely brilliant and informative video. Thank you for uploading Doc 🙏☺️
Thanks for keeping all the medical terms in the talk. Hate when TH-camrs dumb things down. We can Google it if we need more info but it's more fun to learn it the official/ correct way. :)
Thank you for this very in depth, informative cover of neck and chin aesthetics. I didn't realize how complex and delicate the neck area is. All the procedures seem risky. Please share if you have any data on radio frequency and/cavitation on the face and neck.
Hoping for the best for you and your family and all Ukrainians during this difficult time.
Okay NPC🤡
@@Dr.AnthonyFraudcheat3499 what is wrong with you?
@@Dr.AnthonyFraudcheat3499 yeah after the neck lipo let’s nuke China too for fun of it 🤡
Had Infini done. Quite painful but happy with results. Definite improvement.
I really love your videos Dr. Linkov. Thank you for all that you do.
Great video. Thank you for providing all of this information.
Excellent explanation!
I hate my double chin. I've tried neck exercises and I'm not overweight so it's frustrating. I'm considering surgery. Thanks for this info Doctor.
This has been soooo informative
Yes this was a very informative video, I really like your explanation.
This was super informative. I'm scheduled to get chin liposuction and I feel a lot more confident being able to ask questions to my doctor when I meet her.
You're gonna ask her on the day of the procedure? 🤔
@@romanaabo3664 no I have a pre-op appointment
@@tyriaxepheles7996 Good!
@@tyriaxepheles7996how did you go?
Can u do a video on facial feminization surgeries and the dangers associated with them please? Examples:jaw shave, brown bone removal/breaking of the jaw and moving the chin more forwards etc
I love this video. My goodness, perfectly broken down. Has the doc done this type of vid for hair implants? I'd love to see that video the most. I am nervous about a transplant.
thank you for this video structure where you explained the products before going into each's details 🙏🙏 very informative
I'm glad you mentioned weigh-loss for subsurface fat. For a poor soul like me, this is the only thing available for me and that is what I'm trying to accomplish right now. Not expecting major changes but still hoping for improvement of the look.
as some one who is losing weight gradually now, I can say it does leave me with extra skin. I am considering using it to knit a friend.
Too expensive for me!
Love your videos Gary…you rock!
This was an awesome presentation! Thank you.
Grazie mille Dottore Lei è sempre completo e generoso in tutto il suo approccio, senza giudizio.
Can you do a consult on a re do neck surgery?? I am happy for you to share any pictures and explications on your channel!
I had submental liposuction with buccal fat removal. I got 70% of the result I wanted. I have large submandibular glands so my anatomy just gives me a full look, which I still have on my left side. She did submental liposuction with deep neck surgery as well. My only complaint about the surgery (not my anatomy) is that there was too much fat taken where my hyoid bone is so the skin is very thin and looks older just in that area. But I don’t regret it at all. I tried Coolsculpting and it had no effect.
You are the best explaining this procedures, thanks a lot!!!
I appreciate that u put in weight loss. Everyone doesn’t need surgery.
Thank you Dr Gary. I had laser skin tightening because it was all I could afford at the time. I should have went with a doctor - not a technician.
Thanks for the very instructive videos, Dr Linkov. For people with EDS, plastic surgeries are usually contraindicated, not just because of the likelihood of serious keloid scarring, but also, because of the typical recurrent laxity of the skin, and general fragility of all tissues (cartilage, tendons, nerves, blood vessels, etc) and the probability of causing irreparable damage to them. In the area near the eyes, the risk is even bigger, considering that retinal detachment can occur. But what happens when EDS is the cause of strange facial features or looseness in the facial features, such as narrow upper lips, a sagging lower lip that shows the bottom teeth since early age, a double epicantic fold, protracted chin, and a strange fold of the glabella? Can these things be enhanced with not fillers or botox, but more permanent surgeries that do not make matters worse?
I find all your videos just so fascinating thank you. I am curious how you would make an upper lip look fuller without fillers
I have platysmal banding, and Botox lasted for about two years. The muscle is really weak and doesn’t recover well, thank good. Now I have nothing for 3-4 years, and it’s back. Took a Nefirititi facelift at the same time and that helped as well. I’m 38.
i've had a thick neck and double-chin my whole life, regardless of weight, which felt so unfair! (i found out later i had long had untreated hypothyroidism, which sure didn't help trying to keep weight down and caused strange swelling and other issues) i was also convinced that it would be overly-dangerous to have any kind of deep-neck surgery for cosmetic purposes, so this has been really illuminating and helpful, and has made the surgical options seem a lot less scary.
After reading you first ten words, I said out loud,
‘Hypothyroidism’.
Can hyperthyroidism also cause double chin?
Exactly the same! I wonder if it’s dangerous for Hypo people to get invasive procedures including liposuction, face tite 🤔Also the general assumption is that the goitre in the neck is only with Graves.
At 50 I had a lower facelift mainly to get rid of turkey waddle. Very soon after, the waddle was gone but the lipo had left the area all rippled.
this doc is so adorable and seems super nice!
Absolutely brilliant video!
Great content
I learned a lot from this. My husband has this issue and wants to get surgery - and when consulting a plastic surgeon in my country, they recommend removing skin at the same time. He’s young mind you - in his early thirties. They also only suggested one way to do it which leads me to believe that they perhaps only know one way😒 We must be far behind in Scandinavia in regards to plastic surgery I guess.
You need to visit Dr. Linkov in the USA 🇺🇸 😀. He's giving people so many beneficial and educational insights to different types of medical procedures and terminologies. I could definitely spend my money with Dr. Linkov.
I dunno, maybe in Scandinavia you’re far ahead, and your surgeons know something Dr. Linkov doesn’t know.
I fell in love with this guy so I watch most of his video, i think he is so handsome and well educated not to mention how cute his tone of voice is and how cute he is when explaining stuff
I love these videos! Thank you for your delivery of information...I get it😉