Double chin

stewie01 · 13-01-2008 9:42pm #1

Simple question, help appreciated.

Is there any exercise to get rid of the chin under my chin. or tighten it up. really annoying me lately. or alot of running and exercise get rid of it?

Bob in Belfast · 13-01-2008 9:50pm

Exercise maybe, and cut down on the fatty foods.
Or just get use to it.

TouchingVirus · 13-01-2008 9:54pm

Spot reduction fat isn't possible without liposuction. Perhaps an overall reduction in fat would be better for you

m83 · 13-01-2008 11:12pm

TouchingVirus wrote: »

Spot reduction fat isn't possible without liposuction. Perhaps an overall reduction in fat would be better for you

+1

Have you seen many skinny people with double chins? Unlikely. Bring down your overall bodyfat and the double chin will disappear.

estebancambias · 13-01-2008 11:51pm

Unless your fat, I doubt you have a double chin.

Dudess · 14-01-2008 12:25am

I've seen slim people with double chins. As far as I know, it can be an ageing thing - like wrinkles. I'm open to correction.

Bob in Belfast · 14-01-2008 12:28am

Dudess wrote: »

I've seen slim people with double chins. As far as I know, it can be an ageing thing - like wrinkles. I'm open to correction.

Your open to correction?
Ya'd wanna talk to a doctor bout that.

TouchingVirus · 14-01-2008 1:14am

Dudess wrote: »

I've seen slim people with double chins. As far as I know, it can be an ageing thing - like wrinkles. I'm open to correction.

If you have a receded chin you could have loose skin that causes a double chin so you're quite right. It's uncommon though and that type of thing (if on a skinny person) is best taken care of by a surgeon.

If it is a case of the OP being overweight then my advice stands as above, and it's advice I'm following myself - I'm no Johnny Vegas or Turkey-Neck but I notice it and it bothers me and that's all the motivation I need

Dudess · 14-01-2008 1:21am

My chin was getting a bit pudgy following all the over-eating and boozing of the Christmas period. I went back to healthy eating and exercising last Monday, today my brother told me I had lost weight around the chin. My mum did also.
So in my case it was the first thing to go.

KIVES · 14-01-2008 1:59am

My best friend has a triple chin and actually has legs as skinny as Maguire and Patterson matches...before Christmas he gave up eating Turnip and noticed an instant improvement. He's now down to one and a half chins and his girlfriend is worried that if he keeps this up he will have no chin (within reason of course) by the end of the summer

Bob in Belfast · 14-01-2008 2:43am

Dudess wrote: »

My chin was getting a bit pudgy following all the over-eating and boozing of the Christmas period. I went back to healthy eating and exercising last Monday, today my brother told me I had lost weight around the chin. My mum did also.
So in my case it was the first thing to go.

Maybe your mother and brother were just trying to be nice to you.

estebancambias · 14-01-2008 2:48am

Bob in Belfast wrote: »

Maybe your mother and brother were just trying to be nice to you.

Seriously shut up.

Bob in Belfast · 14-01-2008 2:55am

estebancambias wrote: »

Seriously shut up.

Seriously??

What's up with you?
Have you got numerous chins to?

You STFU.

m83 · 14-01-2008 2:58am

You were out of line Bob, no need for it.

estebancambias · 14-01-2008 3:00am

Put it this way I have as much chin as you have dates.

Now before you turn this back on me, the joke is I am suggesting you have had no dates as I don't have a double chin, in fact my neck is like a Brontosaurus(the one with the long neck).

Bob in Belfast · 14-01-2008 3:04am

estebancambias wrote: »

Put it this way I have as much chin as you have dates.

Now before you turn this back on me, the joke is I am suggesting you have had no dates as I don't have a double chin, in fact my neck is like a Brontosaurus(the one with the long neck).

What a dumb double chinned thing to say.
Very immature.:eek:

mazdafarl · 14-01-2008 3:06am

estebancambias wrote: »

Put it this way I have as much chin as you have dates.

Now before you turn this back on me, the joke is I am suggesting you have had no dates as I don't have a double chin, in fact my neck is like a Brontosaurus(the one with the long neck).

Wow deep burn. The best comebacks are the ones where you have to explain it and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

estebancambias · 14-01-2008 3:06am

Never EVER send me a PM again.

Bob in Belfast · 14-01-2008 3:11am

estebancambias wrote: »

Never EVER send me a PM again.

One more and i'll be done.

g'em · 14-01-2008 8:54am

Bob in Belfast banned from Fitness indefinitely.

If anyone recieves abusive PMs please forward them to one of the Mods or an SMod.

Edit: estebancambias, quit feeding the troll.

WindSock · 14-01-2008 1:42pm

You could try chin stretches. I don't know if they do much though, but they sure do look funny

pebbles21 · 14-01-2008 1:50pm

KIVES wrote: »

My best friend has a triple chin and actually has legs as skinny as Maguire and Patterson matches...before Christmas he gave up eating Turnip and noticed an instant improvement. He's now down to one and a half chins and his girlfriend is worried that if he keeps this up he will have no chin (within reason of course) by the end of the summer

:D:D:D lmfao...............youve just cheered up a very hungover man:)

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