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2. New FDA-approved procedure can erase patient's double chin - AOL

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   (FOX 59) -– Millions of Americans struggle with extra submental fat, more commonly known as a double chin. Now, a brand new procedure offered in Indiana can get rid of a double chin without surgery.

3. I've Tried *Everything* To Get Rid of My Double Chin—This is ...

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   Jaw filler: Similar to chin filler, a doctor injected filler into my jawline to add some definition and create a sharper appearance, but this didn't get rid of or hide my double chin.

4. Can Chin Filler Get Rid of A Double Chin? I Tried It - AOL

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   Interested in chin filler? Here's my review after testing, plus all the FAQs from experts on cost, pain, what to expect, and how long it lasts in 2024. Can Chin Filler Get Rid of A Double Chin?

5. Chin augmentation - Wikipedia

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   The specific medical terms mentoplasty and genioplasty are used to refer to the reduction and addition of material to a patient's chin. This can take the form of chin height reduction or chin rounding by osteotomy, or chin augmentation using implants. Altering the facial balance is commonly performed by modifying the chin using an implant ...

6. Masculinizing surgery - Wikipedia

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   Non-surgical options include injections to alter the jawline and chin. [19] Non-surgical methods can be combined with surgery or used alone when subtle changes are desired. In addition to alteration of facial structure, hair transplantation can be used to achieve more permanent masculine hair growth patterns such as sideburns, mustaches, or beards.

7. Jaw reduction - Wikipedia

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   Jaw reduction or mandible angle reduction is a type of surgery to narrow the lower one-third of the face—particularly the contribution from the mandible and its muscular attachments. There are several techniques for treatment—including surgical and non-surgical methods.