Submental Fat Reduction (Double Chin Melting)

Procedures aimed at reducing the full appearance in the submental area are intended to support a more defined look for the face and neck line. Planning is done according to the tissue structure in the area and the individual's needs.

Submental (double chin) fat reduction is a general term for aesthetic dermatology procedures applied to reduce the fat tissue accumulated in the submental area and to make the contour in this area more prominent. Fullness in this area can arise due to factors such as genetic predisposition, weight changes, aging, and decreased skin elasticity.



Procedures typically use special ingredients that help break down fat cells. These ingredients are applied to the submental area with controlled injection techniques, aiming to remove fat cells that are broken down by the body's natural metabolic processes over time.



By reducing the excess in the submental area, the goal is to achieve a more defined facial contour, improved profile aesthetics, and a firmer appearance. The procedure plan is determined based on the individual's skin structure, amount of fat tissue, and expectations.



This is not a surgical procedure and is usually completed in a short time. Return to daily life is often quick. The number of applications and session intervals may vary from person to person.



Submental fat reduction procedures can be considered a supportive option for individuals experiencing loss of definition in the jawline, feeling fullness in the double chin area, and aiming for a more balanced facial profile.