Kybella® is an injectable treatment designed to diminish submental fat, also known as a double chin. This treatment uses synthetic deoxycholic acid, a substance found naturally in the body that helps break down fat. By administering Kybella® into the fat beneath the chin, fat cells are destroyed, resulting in a more contoured and defined jawline. The minimally invasive procedure typically involves multiple small injections in the treatment area.
Kybella® is ideal for adults who are bothered by moderate to severe submental fat and prefer a non-surgical solution. Most patients experience improvements within a few weeks of their treatment sessions, and optimal results are typically visible after two to four sessions spaced about a month apart. The results of Kybella® are long-lasting because the destroyed fat cells do not return. Book your appointment today at Unique Weight Loss and Family Practice in Cedar Park, TX, to get a more defined chin and jawline with Kybella®.
Good candidates are adults with moderate to severe submental fat who prefer a non-surgical treatment option.
Results typically become apparent after a few weeks, with optimal results visible after two to four treatment sessions spaced about a month apart.
The results are long-lasting because the treated fat cells are permanently destroyed and do not return.
There is minimal downtime. Patients may experience swelling, bruising, or redness at the injection site, which usually subsides within a few days.
Before treatment, avoid blood-thinning medications and alcohol. After the treatment, follow your provider’s instructions, which may include avoiding strenuous activities and applying ice to the treated area.
During the treatment, multiple tiny injections of Kybella® are administered into the fat under the chin. The procedure is quick, usually lasting about 15 to 20 minutes, and patients usually experience only mild discomfort.
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