CoolSculpting

Yes. CoolSculpting offers smaller applicator options shaped to fit the curve under the chin and treat that pocket of fat through controlled cooling (cryolipolysis); applicator options vary, and your provider selects the one suited to your area. Another nonsurgical option is Kybella, an injectable that dissolves fat cells chemically rather than freezing them; it usually takes a series of treatments spaced weeks apart. Both work best on modest, isolated fat and take a few months to show full results since the body has to clear the treated fat gradually. If the double chin is significant, involves loose skin, or you want faster, more predictable results, submental liposuction, sometimes combined with a neck lift, is more effective. Worth noting: CoolSculpting has a rare but recognized complication called paradoxical adipose hyperplasia, where the treated fat actually enlarges instead of shrinking and may require surgical correction. Temporary numbness, bruising, or swelling can also occur. A consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon can help determine which option, or combination, fits your anatomy and goals.