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2026.05.14 · Views 4,591
I've been really self-conscious about my double chin lately, so I'm looking into jaw liposuction. I've noticed that muscle binding is also frequently mentioned alongside it.
I thought I just needed to get liposuction, but do I really need to get the muscle binding done as a set?
I'm curious how people who have had liposuction usually handle it.
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It seems like they do it together a lot these days.
I looked it up myself, and that's exactly what I found.
I also had double chin liposuction and muscle suturing done at Ruho. They said doing it this way prevents sagging and helps maintain a beautiful look! They provide consultations while monitoring your condition with an ultrasound machine, so you should definitely give it a try.
Oh, thanks for the recommendation!
I was hesitant about surgery for a double chin. I wanted to refine my facial lines, so I got the BB Tune treatment at the Sinsa branch. I really liked it because my jawline became smoother and my skin texture clearer. You should check out the procedure as well!
I found out that muscle suturing isn't absolutely necessary. I received the All-in-One Egg Lift at NBU, and since they performed the lifting while removing fat, my jawline turned out beautifully. My skin has also regained elasticity, so I don't have to worry about sagging.
I'll keep that in mind.