Improving a Slim V-Line with Double Chin Liposuction and Muscle Tying

A slimmer and more defined jawline can help distinguish the boundary between the neck and face, contributing to a more refined and youthful appearance. In particular, many people with excess chin fat consider liposuction because a blurred facial outline can create a heavy impression. However, if the fat under the chin is removed incorrectly, the muscle and skin may stretch together, making the area look even more saggy.

Especially when a double chin occurs as a side effect after facial contouring surgery, the effect of double chin liposuction alone may be insufficient. In cases like this, where improvement is difficult with liposuction alone, double chin muscle tying, which ties the platysma muscle, can also be considered together. At Merry Plastic Surgery Clinic, double chin liposuction and muscle tying are used to help improve a slim V-line without worrying about sagging fat.

When Double Chin Liposuction and Muscle Tying Are Needed

A double chin can be affected not only by fat accumulated under the chin, but also by reduced elasticity in the muscles around the jaw. As skin and muscles sag more with age, the double chin can become more pronounced. To improve this, some people consider double chin liposuction, but in addition to removing fat, the platysma muscle under the chin also needs to be tightened at the same time in order to effectively achieve the lifting effect of double chin liposuction and improve the V-line contour.

If, from the side, the angle between the chin and neck forms an obtuse angle of 120 degrees or more, it is good to combine liposuction with double chin muscle tying. At Merry Plastic Surgery Clinic, through double chin liposuction and muscle tying, excess heavy fat under the chin can be appropriately removed while the platysma muscle under the chin is strongly tightened, helping you expect an improvement to a firm V-line facial contour.

✅ When you are worried about sagging skin and fat

✅ When a small chin makes the double chin stand out

✅ When a short chin makes the double chin stand out

✅ When aging causes the skin and muscles to look saggy together

Double Chin Liposuction + Muscle Tying for Greater Synergy

Double chin liposuction and muscle tying can be expected to be more effective when performed together.

A double chin usually occurs when there is a lot of facial fat or when elasticity in the area decreases. In cases where the muscles under the chin weaken and the double chin becomes saggy, it can be difficult to reduce through dieting or exercise, and liposuction alone may not be enough.

That is why, when double chin muscle tying is performed together, the fat under the chin can be appropriately removed while improving the contour into a slim V-line. Double chin muscle tying is a method in which the platysma muscle is incised, the fat is removed, and then the muscle is tied again. In this way, not only subcutaneous fat under the chin is removed, but the chin muscle is also tied to help prevent skin sagging and create an improved V-line contour.

Reduced Swelling and Bruising with the Use of Micro Cannulas

At Merry Plastic Surgery Clinic, the head doctor with extensive anatomical knowledge and experience provides 1:1 customized design to remove the heavy, bulky double chin and gather the muscle, helping improve the V-line contour. After liposuction, the sagging muscle is pulled and tied to help prevent skin sagging and allow you to expect a V-line effect.

A micro cannula designed specifically for the face is used to help reduce swelling and bruising.

As excess facial fat is reduced and the muscles are gathered, it helps reveal a smooth V-line and improve the face into a slimmer, youthful shape. The jawline can be brought out, and the face may appear smaller, creating a refined and three-dimensional impression.

We hope you can now experience a slim V-line facial contour from the front and side with a customized design, and find a slim jawline through Merry Plastic Surgery Clinic’s double chin liposuction and muscle tying.

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