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Double Chin Lift in Korea
RINE Plastic surgery clinic
What is a Double Chin Lift at RINE Plastic Surgery?
A customized double chin contour correction method that targets in three directions.
Double chin lifting is a procedure that improves the three main causes of a double chin—submental fat, sagging fascia, and loose neck skin—all at once. Using high-resolution ultrasound-based diagnosis, the condition of fat, muscle, and soft tissue is assessed, then fascia fixation, platysma muscle dissection, and SMAS tightening are designed according to the individual’s anatomical structure.
By combining liposuction, muscle binding, and thread lifting, the jawline angle and neck line are corrected to ideal proportions.
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Why Choose RINE For Your Double Chin Lift?
RINE Plastic Surgery achieves the optimal personalized line for each individual through 1:1 customized line design by our head doctor.
Deep lifting that reaches the SMAS and fascial layers
Rather than simply pulling the surface skin, this method lifts all the way to the platysma muscle and SMAS layer to address the root cause of a double chin.
Ultrasound diagnosis-based personalized lifting design
We use high-precision ultrasound to precisely diagnose the structure of the jaw and neck, and customize the surgical plan based on the cause of sagging, fat distribution, and fascia location.
Achieving an ideal jaw angle of 95°–110°
By adjusting the angle where the chin meets the neckline to a range of 95° to 110°, the line from the chin to the collarbone is brought to life smoothly.
Minimally invasive techniques
The recovery period is shortened through the use of micro-incisions and a minimally invasive method, and the results are maintained naturally through an anatomy-based approach.
What Causes a Double Chin?
Increase in subcutaneous fat
When the skin layer and subcutaneous fat beneath the chin are thickly developed
Hypertrophy of the fat pad within the platysma muscle
When the fat pads above and below the platysma muscle have become excessively enlarged
Platysma sagging
This occurs when the platysma muscle loses elasticity and sags downward.
Procedure Candidates
Who Is a Double Chin Lift Recommended For?
RINE’s double chin lift is recommended for the following people:
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Precision ultrasound-based diagnosis & design
The distribution of jawbone, fascia, and fat is examined to plan the incision location and lifting range.
Dissection after minimal incision
A 2–3cm incision is made along the neck crease line, and the area around the platysma muscle is dissected.
Deep fat removal and platysma muscle binding
After removing fat above and below the muscle, as well as deep fat, the lax platysma muscle is sutured and pulled together at the center for fixation.
Double fascia fixation and fine suturing
The fascia is firmly secured, and the incision site is meticulously sutured to minimize scar concerns.
Results of A double chin lift
Achieve a sharp jawline with the ideal neck-meets-chin angle
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Double chin lift + double chin liposuction
※ The results of plastic surgery or cosmetic procedures may vary from person to person. ※
Side effects such as bleeding and infection may occur.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a double chin lift, and what does it improve?
A double chin lift is a customized procedure that improves the three main causes of a double chin at the same time: submental fat, sagging fascia, and loose neck skin. It can combine liposuction, muscle binding, and thread lifting to refine the jawline angle and neck line.
How do you decide the right treatment plan for me?
The plan is based on a high-resolution ultrasound diagnosis that checks the condition of fat, muscle, and soft tissue. Using that information, the procedure can be designed around your anatomy, including fascia fixation, platysma muscle dissection, and SMAS tightening.
How long does the surgery take, and what is the recovery like?
The surgery takes about 1 hour. It is done under sedation, stitches are removed about 1 week later, recovery is usually within 1 week, and follow-up visits are typically needed 1 to 2 times.
Why would someone choose this procedure instead of a surface-level lift?
This approach is designed to lift more deeply, reaching the platysma muscle and SMAS layer rather than only pulling the skin surface. It aims to address the underlying causes of a double chin.
What usually causes a double chin?
A double chin can be caused by increased subcutaneous fat, enlarged fat pads within and around the platysma muscle, or sagging of the platysma muscle when it loses elasticity and drops downward.
Who is this procedure recommended for?
It may be a fit if the area under your chin looks thick or sagging, if your side profile looks unclear and your jawline seems blunt, if you want to improve both a double chin and neck wrinkles at the same time, or if you want a smoother jawline.
What happens during the procedure?
First, the jawbone, fascia, and fat distribution are checked to plan the incision and lifting range. Then a 2–3 cm incision is made along the neck crease, the area around the platysma muscle is dissected, fat is removed, the platysma muscle is tightened and fixed at the center, and the fascia is secured with careful suturing.
What kind of result can I expect?
The goal is a sharper jawline and a more defined neck-meets-chin angle. Expected improvements include a clearer jawline, a smoother neckline, lifting of the lower face, and a natural but more youthful impression.
Will the scar be very noticeable?
The incision is a small 2–3 cm cut placed along the chin crease, so the scar is described as barely visible. It is not visible from the front, and only a faint mark may be seen from below the chin.
How long do the results last?
The deep fat and subcutaneous fat removed through liposuction are described as permanent. The platysma muscle tightening is described as semi-permanent and may last for more than 10 years.