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A.Double Chin Mini Facelift can help improve a double chin, sagging jawline, jowls, and lower-face sagging. The platysma muscles beneath the chin are corrected, lax lower-face and jawline tissues are lifted together, and excess skin is removed to pursue a more defined jawline and smoother face-to-neck contour.

A.A small incision of approximately 1–3 cm is made beneath the chin for muscle tightening, and an incision extending from in front of the ear to behind the ear is made for jawline and lower-face lifting. Incisions are designed with natural creases and contours in mind.

A.The surgery is performed under sedation anesthesia, so little to no pain is felt during the procedure. After surgery, some patients may experience tightness, soreness, or swelling, which gradually improves over time.

A.You will return the day after surgery for a follow-up. Sutures are generally removed in stages on days 7 and 9. Depending on the incision site and recovery status, staples may be used on the neck or neck-to-scalp area to stabilize tissue and support recovery. An additional follow-up is recommended at around one month to assess healing.

A.We generally recommend wearing it for about two weeks. Instructions will be provided according to your postoperative condition, and it may support the early recovery process.

A.Recovery varies by individual, but most patients can return to daily activities in about 1–2 weeks. Swelling and bruising may be most noticeable between days 3 and 7 after surgery and then gradually subside. Most patients settle into a more natural state after about 2–3 weeks.

A.Light daily activities can usually be resumed relatively quickly, while exercise or strenuous activity is recommended after about 2–3 weeks. The exact timing may vary depending on recovery, so it is important to follow your medical team's guidance.

A.You can eat immediately after surgery, but for a more comfortable recovery, we recommend porridge or soft foods for the first 1–2 days. After that, you may return to a normal diet if there is no discomfort.

A.The under-chin incision is small, approximately 1–3 cm, and is designed in a relatively inconspicuous position from the front or side. Scars around the ear also gradually fade during recovery, and visibility varies depending on skin condition and melanin levels. They generally improve significantly over 3–6 months, and laser scar treatment may be considered if needed.

A. Swelling, bruising, and temporary tightness may commonly occur and usually improve gradually during recovery. Some individuals may experience inflammation or reduced sensation, so it is important to follow postoperative precautions and scheduled visits. The HERSHE medical team carefully manages the recovery process to help reduce the possibility of complications.