Models, even plus-size ones, still feel pressure to look a certain way to maintain their images in a competitive and cut-throat industry. But there is one procedure in particular that may be more common among plus-size women than others: the removal of the “double chin.” There are a couple of ways to achieve this effect, he explained: One is liposuction under the chin, and the other is Kybella, a series of non-surgical injections that “melts” the fat away. “The use of Kybella or liposuction under the chin makes [these results] eminently possible, with little to no downtime and with lasting results,” Dr. Zuckerman added. “We have definitely seen an uptick in these procedures to this end.” “Part of what I aim to do with #EffYourBeautyStandards is to let people feel like they are allowed to make choices for their own body,” she wrote. “Whether that is shaving or not, getting tattooed or pierced, working out to change your body, or choosing to undergo plastic surgery — you are allowed to love your body and still want to change things about yourself.” “Most people are willing to put up with a little swelling and possible bruising if it means they will have an improved chin/neck contour.” Body positivity means loving your body, whether that’s by leaving it exactly the way it is or by making changes to it through surgery, injections, tattoos, hair color, or whatever the case may be. And we’re getting luckier in seeing more and more diverse bodies represented in media. But we’ve still got a way to go before the plus-size bodies in media better represent the plus-size bodies outside of media — double-chins and all.
title: “What S The Most Common Plastic Surgery Among Plus Size Models " ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-04” author: “John Ansari”
Models, even plus-size ones, still feel pressure to look a certain way to maintain their images in a competitive and cut-throat industry. But there is one procedure in particular that may be more common among plus-size women than others: the removal of the “double chin.” There are a couple of ways to achieve this effect, he explained: One is liposuction under the chin, and the other is Kybella, a series of non-surgical injections that “melts” the fat away. “The use of Kybella or liposuction under the chin makes [these results] eminently possible, with little to no downtime and with lasting results,” Dr. Zuckerman added. “We have definitely seen an uptick in these procedures to this end.” “Part of what I aim to do with #EffYourBeautyStandards is to let people feel like they are allowed to make choices for their own body,” she wrote. “Whether that is shaving or not, getting tattooed or pierced, working out to change your body, or choosing to undergo plastic surgery — you are allowed to love your body and still want to change things about yourself.” “Most people are willing to put up with a little swelling and possible bruising if it means they will have an improved chin/neck contour.” Body positivity means loving your body, whether that’s by leaving it exactly the way it is or by making changes to it through surgery, injections, tattoos, hair color, or whatever the case may be. And we’re getting luckier in seeing more and more diverse bodies represented in media. But we’ve still got a way to go before the plus-size bodies in media better represent the plus-size bodies outside of media — double-chins and all.
title: “What S The Most Common Plastic Surgery Among Plus Size Models " ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-16” author: “Shawn Holt”
Models, even plus-size ones, still feel pressure to look a certain way to maintain their images in a competitive and cut-throat industry. But there is one procedure in particular that may be more common among plus-size women than others: the removal of the “double chin.” There are a couple of ways to achieve this effect, he explained: One is liposuction under the chin, and the other is Kybella, a series of non-surgical injections that “melts” the fat away. “The use of Kybella or liposuction under the chin makes [these results] eminently possible, with little to no downtime and with lasting results,” Dr. Zuckerman added. “We have definitely seen an uptick in these procedures to this end.” “Part of what I aim to do with #EffYourBeautyStandards is to let people feel like they are allowed to make choices for their own body,” she wrote. “Whether that is shaving or not, getting tattooed or pierced, working out to change your body, or choosing to undergo plastic surgery — you are allowed to love your body and still want to change things about yourself.” “Most people are willing to put up with a little swelling and possible bruising if it means they will have an improved chin/neck contour.” Body positivity means loving your body, whether that’s by leaving it exactly the way it is or by making changes to it through surgery, injections, tattoos, hair color, or whatever the case may be. And we’re getting luckier in seeing more and more diverse bodies represented in media. But we’ve still got a way to go before the plus-size bodies in media better represent the plus-size bodies outside of media — double-chins and all.
