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Get answers to common questions about Kybella Treatment.
Kybella uses deoxycholic acid injections to break down and absorb fat cells beneath the chin. Multiple small injections target fatty tissue; cells are destroyed and removed naturally by the body over weeks, with gradual improvement after treatments.
During consultation we review medical history, examine chin fullness and skin laxity, and discuss goals. Ideal candidates have moderate submental fat and good skin elasticity; some conditions or medications may require alternatives or medical clearance.
Most clients need two to six treatments spaced about four to six weeks apart, though exact number depends on fat amount and desired contour. Your provider creates a personalized plan and tracks progress to achieve optimal results.
A typical session takes 15 to 30 minutes. Targeted injections are placed in the submental area. Expect temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, and numbness. Apply ice and follow aftercare; most side effects improve within several days to weeks.
Kybella permanently destroys targeted fat cells, which don't regenerate. However, significant weight gain can create new fat deposits. Maintain a stable weight and healthy habits; touch-up treatments are available for additional contouring if necessary.
Kybella is FDA-approved but has expected risks: swelling, bruising, numbness, pain, and rare nerve injury affecting smile. Risks are minimized by experienced injectors. A consultation reviews contraindications, medications, and safety measures before treatment.