Top 3 HIFU for double chin Doctors in Amman 2026

When do you need this specialty or procedure?

A double chin, known medically as submental fullness, is extra tissue or fullness under the chin and along the jawline. It can come from fat under the chin, loose skin, muscle tone or genetics. A doctor can help work out which factor is most likely before any treatment is discussed.

HIFU, or high-intensity focused ultrasound, is a non-surgical treatment that delivers focused ultrasound energy into the tissue beneath the skin. The profiles on this page describe it for face and neck tightening. Results differ from person to person, and no clinic can guarantee a particular outcome. Treatment that works for one person may not be suitable for another.

Consider booking a dermatology consultation if:

• the fullness under your chin bothers you or affects how you feel about your appearance;
• you want to know whether non-surgical options fit your skin and tissue, and what the alternatives are;
• you have had an earlier procedure in the area and want to discuss it with a doctor.

Tell the doctor about any pregnancy or plans for pregnancy, skin infections, recent skin or aesthetic treatments, implanted medical devices and the medicines you take. These details affect whether a treatment is appropriate.

Get urgent help by calling 911 in Jordan if you notice any of these:

• difficulty breathing or swallowing;
• swelling of the face or neck that spreads quickly;
• severe pain that does not ease.

Contact your doctor or clinic promptly if you develop fever, blistering, open wounds or unusual redness after a treatment.

How to choose among the doctors here

The three profiles share a common service, but they differ in what they publish. Compare them on the points below rather than assuming that the order on this page reflects clinical quality, because it does not.

• Treated area. Check whether the listed service names the face and neck. Dr. Manal Al Hammouri and Dr. Maha Marji list HIFU for the face and neck. Dr. Ramzy Omari lists a HIFU brow lift, so ask his clinic directly whether its HIFU treatment covers the chin and neck.
• Training and memberships. Each profile lists its own qualifications and professional memberships. Read what is written for each doctor and ask about anything you do not understand.
• Clinical focus. Dr. Manal Al Hammouri's listed subspecialties are cosmetic dermatology, laser dermatology and hair treatment. Dr. Maha Marji's services cover a broad range of dermatology, including skin biopsy and urticaria. Dr. Ramzy Omari's services emphasise aesthetics, laser and facial rejuvenation.
• Location and hours. Two clinics are in the 7th Circle area and one is in Abdoun. Hours differ, with Dr. Ramzy Omari's listed as longer on weekdays and Friday.
• Language. All three list Arabic and English, which helps if you want to discuss options in detail.
• Reviews. Where a profile shows approved reviews, read them for patterns in communication and clarity, not as proof of results.

Compare at least two doctors before you decide. A good match depends on the area you want treated, your comfort with the clinic and whether the explanation you receive is clear.

What to expect at the first visit

A first consultation is usually a conversation and an examination, not a treatment. Profiles on this page describe a process that includes a skin assessment, a review of your medical history and a discussion of options, followed by monitoring of your response to care.

Bring the following:

• a list of current medicines, supplements and any allergies;
• details of earlier skin or aesthetic treatments, including dates and the products or devices used;
• photos of your chin and jawline taken in good light from the front and both sides, so you can compare them over time;
• your questions written down.

Useful questions to ask include:

• Which area will the HIFU treatment cover, and is it the chin, the neck, or both?
• Who will carry out the treatment, and what is their experience with this specific procedure?
• How many visits are usually discussed for a plan like mine, and how far apart are they?
• What aftercare is needed, and which signs should I report straight away?
• How will you check my progress, and what happens if I am not satisfied?
• What is the full cost of the plan, not only the consultation?

It is reasonable to take notes or ask to repeat an explanation. A clear answer, with the risks and limits explained as well as the benefits, is a good sign of a careful consultation.

Insurance, fees and booking

Insurance coverage is listed for only one of the three profiles: Dr. Manal Al Hammouri lists NatHealth as her insurer. Before you book, confirm with your insurer in writing whether it covers the consultation and whether it covers any aesthetic treatment. Cosmetic treatments are often excluded, so do not assume cover.

The published consultation fee is 25 JOD at the clinics of Dr. Manal Al Hammouri and Dr. Maha Marji. The consultation fee is only part of the picture. Ask each clinic for the full price of a treatment plan, including follow-up visits, before you agree to anything. Ask also what happens if you need extra sessions.

When you book:

• check the opening hours listed on the profile for the day you plan to attend;
• use the contact options shown on each profile, and ask for a written quote if you want one;
• arrange the appointment in advance and ask about cancellation rules;
• ask who will be your treating doctor on the day.

Getting there

Dr. Manal Al Hammouri and Dr. Maha Marji practise in the 7th Circle area of Amman. Dr. Ramzy Omari practises in Abdoun, Amman. Both areas are well known in the capital, so ask the clinic for the nearest recognisable point when you book, especially if you are unfamiliar with the streets.

If you are travelling across the city, plan around the hours you have available. Dr. Ramzy Omari's listed hours extend later on most weekdays, which may suit people who cannot attend in the late afternoon. Dr. Manal Al Hammouri and Dr. Maha Marji list identical weekday hours from 09:00 to 17:00.

Allow extra time for traffic in the city centre at busy times of day, and arrive a few minutes early to complete any forms.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm the treated area: face, neck, chin or brow.
• Read the doctor's listed training and memberships.
• Check whether the service page names the area you want treated.
• Confirm the consultation fee and ask for the full treatment price.
• Check your insurance in writing if you intend to claim.
• Confirm the opening hours for your chosen day.
• Prepare a list of medicines, allergies and past treatments.
• Bring photos of your chin and jawline from several angles.
• Write down your questions, including what aftercare involves.
• Know the warning signs and call 911 in an emergency.