Help me find this double chin thingy

Factual Questions
1

So I see my sister-in-law use this melon sized squish ball to exercise her double chin away. You can’t imagine how ridiculous she looked.
She’s trying to get rid of her double chin before she has to take photos in my nieces wedding.

I seem to recall an infomercial some years back for this transparent wire device that went under the chin into the fat folds, and was secured behind the head. It pulled the fat on the double chin back and tightened the face. I remember watching people demo it on the infomercial. It looked twice as ridiculous as my SIL looked with that ball. But it appeared to work.

I’ve been looking for it online to no success. If you know what it was called, please post. But understand, it was not THIS. The apparatus I saw advertised actually went under the chin and pulled back. Then it was worn in the back like a necklace. It was unusual, and I’ve never seen anything like it since.

2

Are you joking? As you get older skin sags. As you get fatter, you get a double chin. There’s not too much you can do to change that.

I’d like to see evidence to the contrary, but I thought the only way to get rid of a double chin was to lose weight.

3

Well, it is one condition that can be quickly fixed with cosmetic surgery. Whether it stays fixed is another matter.

4

It wasn’t a permanent fix. The device was for people that wanted to hide their double chin and facial wrinkles temporarily for photos and such. I saw this infomercial for the thing about 10+ years ago.

5

http://www.cosmesearch.com/secretlift/index.html

6

NO.

Did you read the OP? That is the specific thing I said it wasn’t.

The device I saw this infomercial for was a clear wire that actually went directly under the chin. It was then put around the neck to disguise itself as a necklace.

7

Not a direct answer to the OP:

Depending on how bad her double chin is, as a photographer, I can say that what helps is sticking your forehead forward, which tightens the skin between your chin and neck. You can see it demonstrated here. There’s also a bit of a trick where you can do a half-swallow sort of thing (practice in front of the mirror), that brings that double chin part of your neck up. But that only works for mild-to-medium cases of double chin. Beyond that, you have to work with higher angles to minimize it.

So, if you can’t find the device you’re looking for, there’s this to keep in mind. I’d be curious to hear about this device, though.