Absolutely amazing experience getting chin lipo from Dr Olumba here! I found this clinic on the r/chinlipo subreddit when people were discussing 'thriftier' options (locally this would have maybe been 5-7k, I got it done for $1244 at Noble!) and I'm so happy I did! Firstly, to have a woman surgeon was great, I felt so much more comfortable. She was so personable and talked to me like a friend and was so helpful with questions and step-by-step before and after the procedure (even weeks before her wedding!). I flew in from Seattle for the procedure (that's how you know Noble is good, to go to Texas, especially in the summer?!) and had it done awake under local numbing, which I was nervous of but the only pain was the numbing injections and there was no discomfort, it was done before I knew it! I'm only a few days out (will update with pics when healing is done!) but am already healing faster than expected even and haven't even had to take the prescribed pain meds (and I have a super low pain tolerance!) Extremely good experience, I'd recommend Dr Olumba and Noble again and again.

I wanted so badly for Kybella to work. I spent hours reading reviews, articles and watching videos about this filler. When I found out that Khloe Kardashian used it and was a brand ambassador, I was sold! I made an appointment and bought two syringes. The plastic surgeon told me that people usually need a few treatments to get to their desired results but because I don't have a double chin, two syringes seemed enough - I just have some fat below my jawline that I'd like gone for a more contoured look. I followed the instructions (both pre and post) and waited out the "turkey neck" the injections gave me. I knew that the results wouldn't be instant since I was told that it takes a few weeks for my body to naturally rid itself of the fat. It's not four months post treatments and unfortunately, I don't notice any change at all. While this could be because I need another treatment, I'm bummed that there were no results. It's not an inexpensive treatment so it's hard for most people to get multiple syringes over a few months. I'll be getting an additional two syringes in the fall and will keep you guys updated!