Time for a double chin lifting procedure during an office worker's lunch break!

As an office worker, I spend all day staring at a computer monitor and developing a forward head posture, so thick folds of fat have started to form under my chin.
I am seriously considering a double chin lift because I am afraid to take photos due to my double chin sticking out even when I lower my head just a little.
When I looked at reviews of double chin lifting procedures that claim to burn fat and tighten the skin, I noticed that many people's facial contours had become unrecognizably slimmer.
However, since I am an office worker who feels pressured to take time off freely, I am worried about whether I will be able to squeeze in time during my weekday lunch break to get a double chin lift.
I need detailed information on the procedure time, including whether the total time required from applying the anesthetic cream to actually receiving the double chin lift exceeds one hour.
I am also wondering if it would be embarrassing to return to the office in the afternoon after getting a double chin lift, as severe bruising or redness remains on the face immediately after the procedure.
If I can see a definite V-line effect in a short amount of time, I am 100 percent willing to go consistently for double chin lifting treatments, even if it means skipping lunch.
I am waiting for invaluable advice from senior office workers who, like me, have successfully managed double chin lifting and jawline care by finding time amidst busy schedules!