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Lipo Dissolve on Chin and Jawline
I had Lip Dissolve on my double chin and jawline 3 weeks ago. I have to admit the first 15 minutes after havng this done, the pain was absolutely unbearable! It hurt so much in my jaw I could not even talk. I was very very very swollen - like I had a fat suit on for about 3-4 days. In fact, the swelling went down to my chest (and I had pretty minimal injections so I am told). So, 3 weeks later I still have some swelling, numbness, and one side of my mouth (lower) does not move as much as the other when I smile - my smile is crooked now. They told me that the numbness and the crooked smile could last for a month. I am concerned that my face is permanently damaged and that my smile will never be the same. Has anyone else experienced this - and has had numbness for this long? I am really getting scared now.
Totally agree with you - I had it done twice (he re-did it free of charge cause it didn't work the first time)....and guess what - it did not work the second time either! I am going next week to demand a refund...don't know how it will turn out. If anyone knows of a class action lawsuit - let me know - I WANT IN! They should not be allowed to continue to do this procedure with all their lame promises!
Lipo dissolve is total garbage! It is more painful & more inconvenient than liposuction & the results are typically NO fat reduction - only permanent scarring, discoloration & uneveness. I know as I have done both procedures & liposuction is a breeze by comparison. Also, liposuctions results can be dramatic. My husband & I wasted nearly $8,000 on dissolve & found it both worthless & damaging. We are attempting to receive a refund. If one is not granted litigation will be pursued to the fullest. Good luck to all of you & I hope you find resolution.
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I received my treatment at idinhealth in Edina, MN. They have offered to "redo" on my chin at no charge. I am skeptical. My chin is actually still numb from the first treament 4 months ago. The dr actually tried to convince me that there was a difference however, the proof was in the pictures he took and there was no change. I will keep you updated on how the 2nd treatment goes.
Could you pls let me where did you get the treatment done ? Name of the clinic/doctor might be useful for all of us..who might be considering similar treatment..thanks!
Well, it has been almost 8 weeks now since my lipodissolve treatment on my chin. My smile is back to normal but I still have numbing all around my chin area. Also, I am feeling disappointed about the results. I still have the same double chin - except it seems to just be on one side. Which is now, even more noticeable. I took before and after photos myself to compare and there is absolutely no difference! What a waste of $750.00! Has anyone ever received a refund for a treatment that was unsuccessful?
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