Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
Dr. David Rapaport, board-certified plastic surgeon and Founder of Aethos, explains where incisions are placed during double-chin (submental) liposuction. He covers the typical 3-incision approach, when a 4th incision is needed for jowl treatment, how he minimizes scar visibility, and how a vein-defining tool helps reduce bruising.
Summary:
• Typical submental lipo = 3 tiny incisions (two hidden near the ears + one under the chin)
• 4 incisions when treating the jowls
• Fine hand-lipo tools used for precise jowl contouring
• Incisions are extremely small and nearly invisible once healed
• Vein-defining device helps avoid facial veins and reduce bruising
Book today with us to hear more about if Dr. Rapaport thinks this procedure is right for you!
Dr. David Rapaport, board-certified plastic surgeon and Founder of Aethos, explains where incisions are placed during double-chin (submental) liposuction. He covers the typical 3-incision approach, when a 4th incision is needed for jowl treatment, how he minimizes scar visibility, and how a vein-defining tool helps reduce bruising.
Summary:
• Typical submental lipo = 3 tiny incisions (two hidden near the ears + one under the chin)
• 4 incisions when treating the jowls
• Fine hand-lipo tools used for precise jowl contouring
• Incisions are extremely small and nearly invisible once healed
• Vein-defining device helps avoid facial veins and reduce bruising
Book today with us to hear more about if Dr. Rapaport thinks this procedure is right for you!










