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lifting

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Submental Corset Platysmaplasty

This procedure clearly defines the boundary between the chin and neck
by addressing neck wrinkles and a sagging jawline caused by
aging of the platysma muscle beneath the chin.

Submental corset platysmaplasty enhances facial contours,
making the face appear younger and slimmer,
which is why it is a highly sought-after procedure.

Minimal
Incision

Jawline
Lifting

Neck Wrinkle
Correction

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Submental Corset Platysmaplasty

Dr. Han Kyunam, a specialist in submental corset platysmaplasty, explains how this procedure effectively corrects sagging chin and neck lines.

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Submental Corset Platysmaplasty Point

Key Points of
Submental Corset Platysmaplasty

Submental corset platysmaplasty removes not only submental fat but also hidden fat beneath the platysma muscle,
maximizing both the longevity and effectiveness of the result.

Point 01

Submental Fat Removal

Submental liposuction and excision create
a slimmer and smaller facial appearance.

Point 02

Skin and Muscle Repositioning

Repositioning of sagging skin
and muscles provides a lifting effect
to the jawline definition.

Point 03

Enhanced Jawline Definition

By suturing the platysma muscle,
a more defined and sharper
jawline definition is achieved.

Submental Corset Platysmaplasty Process

Submental Corset Platysmaplasty Process

Our submental corset platysmaplasty minimizes incisions to reduce visible scarring,
while naturally enhancing the jawline definition.
Neck surgery incision illustration with measurement.

step 01

Design and Minimal Incision

After designing the surgical area, a 3–4 cm minimal incision is made under the chin.

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step 02

Submental Fat Removal

Subcutaneous fat under the chin is removed using a micro cannula.

Illustration of neck liposuction procedure

step 03

Deep Fat Removal

Fat beneath the platysma muscle is precisely excised.

Neck surgery illustration with arrows and stitches.

step 04

Delicate Suturing

The sagging platysma is sutured and tightened in the center to complete the procedure.

before

Sagging Skin and Muscles Due to Aging

after

Improved Jawline After Submental Corset Platysmaplasty

First, aging

Loss of elasticity leads to sagging skin and muscles under the chin.

Second, congenital factors

A small or short chin by birth causing structural imbalance.

Third, weight fluctuations

Excessive fat accumulated between the skin and muscles due to sudden weight changes.

causes of double chin

Causes of Double Chin

Double chin may result from various causes depending on the individual.
At 345 Plastic Surgery, we provide customized
surgical solutions tailored to the cause of each patient’s double chin.
  • Fat Accumulation
  • Reduced Skin Elasticity
  • Muscle Weakness
  • Poor Posture
  • Hormonal Changes

Submental Corset Platysmaplasty Info

Quick Overview of
Submental Corset Platysmaplasty

Discover how Submental Corset Platysmaplasty corrects both excessive submental fat and sagging platysma muscles to improve the double chin and neck contour.

Surgery Time

1 hour

Anesthesia

Local or Sedation

Hospital Stay

Same-day discharge

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Suture Removal

Not required

Recovery

Daily activities can be resumed on the same day.

Recommended target

Recommended for
these individuals

Are you concerned about surgery?
Feel free to inquire!

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First, excessive facial fat

For those who appear to have a large face due to facial fat

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Second, double chin

For those concerned about a double chin

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Third, non-osteotomy contouring

For those seeking a slimmer face without bone surgery

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Fourth, stubborn facial fat

For those whose facial fat does not reduce despite weight loss
How, Why,

Frequently Asked Questions
about Anti-Aging & Lifting

A double chin is not always simply due to aging, especially when it appears as a localized bulge under the chin. It can result from sudden weight loss or changes in jawbone volume following facial contouring or two-jaw surgery. Additionally, even in those without surgical history, a small or slightly retruded chin may naturally present with a double chin. In other cases, it is primarily due to aging and is often accompanied by sagging. Depending on whether this sagging is caused solely by the skin or also by the platysma (the broad neck muscle) loosening along with the skin, the shape of the double chin may vary.

Since dieting reduces volume, it can lead to additional sagging.
If sagging occurs after surgery due to dieting, the effectiveness of the procedure may appear diminished.
Therefore, if you plan to lose weight, it is advisable to complete your diet before surgery, allowing the lifting procedure to comprehensively address the post-diet condition.
For this reason, any lifting, treatment, or procedure should ideally be performed after achieving your desired weight.

The degree of sagging varies depending on individual skin thickness and elasticity, but sagging can indeed occur. Those with a higher likelihood of volume loss should prepare for potential sagging. While lifting is one solution to address sagging, another effective approach is to extract only pure fat through liposuction and redistribute it to areas where volume is needed.