Faceline’s Accu Lifting to Remove Double Chin and Get Slim!

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Faceline’s Accu Lifting to 
Remove Double Chin and Get Slim!




If you have a lot of face fat, it is likely that your face looks bigger or sagging than your original age.  Some people get massage to reduce face fat, but it is not easy to remove the fat.  Because the small, slender face is considered as the standard of the beautiful face, there is a growing interest in the procedure to remove excessively fat from the face and improve it with a slim face line.


A typical treatment to remove face fat is Accu Lifting.


Accu Lifting is a cosmetic laser procedure that dissolves the fat in the fat cells by irradiating a laser optimized for lipolysis to the contour of the face or the wrinkled area to make the contour more slimmer and eliminate the wrinkles.
The part where the fat from the face is removed has the effect that the skin is not sagged and the elasticity is increased while the collagen is regenerated, and the face line is alive.





Accu lifting is not only lipolysis, but also it improves the wrinkled area of the face, mouth, smile lines by laser irradiation, while the effects can be obtained higher.
Faceline’s Accu Lifting does not stop at decomposing the fat, but it uses a specially-made micro-tube cannula to remove the fat, so you can expect a faster improvement.


Accu Lifting proceed with local anesthesia without general anesthesia or incision and there is no scarring and no pain during the procedure. Another advantage is that it does not damage other tissues. The procedure time is short, about 30 minutes, so it is possible to return to daily activities after the procedure.


Accu Lifting is a quick and simple way to improve your facial line, and you can expect to see the effects for a while. Accu lifting deals with problem of a large face or uneven face line due to fat, and facial bone structure problems should be improved with facial bone surgery, such as facial contour surgery.








Preoperative Requirements after Accu Lifting!

After Accu Lifting, it is recommended to do ice pack and wear elastic band for 3 days. When sleeping, it is better to keep your head higher than your heart.

The ice pack is should be done on left and right side of the face. It is better to loosen the elastic band for about 30 minutes when you want to eat or to loosen it then put it back on.

If you tie it all day too much, the blood circulation is not smooth and it does not help to alleviate the swelling.


Also, please remember to avoid smoking and drinking for one month.
Complete your slim face line with Accu Lifting!





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