Excision or suction removal of liquid silicone from the neck and double chin
Anyone who has previously had liquid injected around the lower cheeks or chin should monitor the area closely if the material migrates down to the neck or double chin. It may look like fat, but feel hard and tight to the touch. This requires close monitoring, as inflammation may spread or the lump may grow larger.
Treatment options
1. If it has not hardened significantly, it can be removed using Silicone Oil Suction (SOS), a method that removes the liquid material without damaging the surrounding tissue. It is suitable for cases where the lump of foreign material has not hardened much. This clinic-specific method minimizes tissue trauma by using an incision as small as a needle puncture, promoting faster recovery and effectively reducing the risk of scarring.
Note: Results vary from person to person.
2.If it has become very hard the clinic uses Silicone Oil Suction Removal (SOSR) to remove it. This method can remove the liquid material effectively and precisely, with a focus on safety. It also emphasizes concealing the incision so the scar is subtle and blends with the body’s contours. Meticulous suturing helps the incision heal smoothly and look natural.
Both methods are techniques developed specifically by the clinic and refined over 30 years of providing treatment to correct problems caused by foreign substances. For the best results, consult a plastic surgeon and receive care from a specialist in plastic surgery.
Note: Results vary from person to person.
