Dean L. Bloch, MD

Kybella is great for getting rid small unwanted pockets of fat. It has FDA approval for the submental (chin). People are using it in other areas off label as well, so make sure you have a provider who is skilled and comfortable treating off label areas.

Kybella is great for getting rid of unwanted fat. Your submental area looks great, there is not a distinguishable bulge or pocket. We would discourage you from doing Kybella and gear you toward a radio frequency skin tightening procedure, perhaps Endymed 3Deep or Thermage. We like to see an easy to distinguish pocket or bulge of tissue (fat) under the chin. Kybella is a series a 4 treatments done every 6 weeks, with some downtime. The cost runs about $1200 per session so a little pricey but permanent.

If you can actually pinch the banana roll do the Coolsculpting first, then follow up with Cooltone to lift and shape the buttocks. It's the perfect duo.

We absolutely LOVE Cooltone, it's the perfect treatment to help you get back to where you want to be. The technology is unbelievable and so are the results. Med Spas usually specialize in non invasive procedures. A plastic surgeon specializes in surgery, however many have adjacent med spas because the non/minimally invasive procedures yield fantastic results. Find a provider that is Coolsculpting Certified, has trained with Coolsculpting University and has Coolsculpting Master on staff and has Dual Sculpting. There is a good chance they do it VERY WELL. Cooltone is an easy procedure for the client to tolerate with great results!

We get great results from people just like you! We would happily get rid of the lower pouch through several overlapping treatments. As long as he fat is pinchable, it's a good choice. Do a couple of Coolsculpting procedures for a great result with no downtime, no garments and no recovery!