A Surgical Procedure!
When dieting and exercise just won't shrink fat deposits, some people turn to liposuction. It's an option to remove small fatty areas like under-chin fat.
This procedure involves a suction device that is inserted into fatty areas between skin and muscle. The best candidate for liposuction is slightly above average weight, in good health, with firm, elastic skin, and with a localized area of fat that just won't go away.

The Procedure:
The surgeon will first inject a solution made up of saline, a mild painkiller, and epinephrine, a drug that contracts your blood vessels. It helps the surgeon remove the fat more easily, helps reduce blood loss, and provides pain relief during and shortly after surgery.
After small incisions are made, the suction device is inserted into fatty areas between skin and muscle, and the fat is gently removed. A compression dressing is usually applied.

Common Side Effects:
You should expect bruising, swelling, and soreness for seven to 10 days. However, every person's outcome will vary based on factors such as volume of fat cells removed.

Complications:
Although rare, risks include infection and skin discoloration. If there is loose skin, a skin tightening procedure may be necessary.

Recovery:
Under most circumstances, recovery is quick. Most people can return to work within a few days and to normal activities within about two weeks.