V-line
Facial Liposuction
Get a V-line and a smaller face at Modelline!
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V-LINE LIPOSUCTION?
What is Facial Liposuction?
Facial liposuction removes fat from areas where it tends to accumulate, such as the double chin,
jowls, deep cheeks, and cheek fat, improving the overall facial contour and creating the appearance of a smaller face.
Because the treatment area is small and requires consideration of skin characteristics, delicate and precise technique is essential.
At Modelline, liposuction is customized to each individual’s face shape, ensuring a slim and well-defined facial line from every angle after surgery.
With a structured system and environment, examinations and surgery can be completed in a single day.
Modelline’s facial liposuction also minimizes post-operative discomfort, allowing for a quicker return to daily activities.
SURGERY INFORMATION
Facial Liposuction
Surgery Information
Duration
Approximately 1 hour
Anesthesia
Sedation
Hospitalization
Outpatient
(same-day discharge)
Recovery
Resume daily activities immediately
V-LINE LCHECK POINT
Ultrasonic Facial Liposuction (ELSA)
Targets only fat cells using ultrasonic vibrations,
gently melting and suctioning them for a smooth result.
1Minimizes skin damage with a fine ultrasound tip
2Gently melts fat with ultrasound for easy removal
3Minimally invasive, so recovery is quicker and easier
MODELLINE VALUE
ModelLine’s
Facial Liposuction Approach
At ModelLine, we focus on preventing sagging and minimizing scarring after
fat removal from the face. Using our specialized expertise,
we help shape a defined V-line while maintaining firm, elastic skin.
To reduce visible scars, we use hidden micro-incisions placed in discreet areas.
BEFORE & AFTER
ModelLine Before & After
See the incredible transformations by area at ModelLine—check them out now!
* After surgery, avoid smoking, alcohol, and saunas.
* Swelling and bruising may occur but will naturally improve over time.
* Possible complications include infection, bleeding, pigmentation changes, uneven surface, and embolism.
