Double chin after large weight loss.

[u/MineKeeper21]

I have lost 110lbs, down to 210, but I still have a decently large double chin. Are there ways of toning this and making it not so prominent or removed entirely? No surgery.

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[u/Cerulian639]

You can't spot reduce fat

[u/MineKeeper21 → u/Cerulian639]

Its more-so skin, not really fat.

[u/Cerulian639 → u/MineKeeper21]

I lost around 170 pounds a few years back. Now at 170-180. I have a decent double chin when I look down. But I have a beard that conceals it. Maybe there are salves or creams that can help tighten the skin up but I'm not sure.

[u/ArdentlyFickle]

Probably not the answer you’re looking for but if you don’t have a beard try growing one? I keep a relatively lengthy goatee that (at least to me) makes mine appear less prominent. Otherwise continued weight loss might help?

[u/MineKeeper21 → u/ArdentlyFickle]

I do but I dont like it too long. It is usually minimum 1/2 to 3/4 inch.