I have a slight double chin that bothers me because I am already very thin. I'd love to get rid of it but don't actually want all of it gone, because it softens off my somewhat pointy chin and I feel like a very, very slight one would work with my face. I've read that it takes 3-4 treatments to see results. If I'm not looking to get rid of all of it and already don't have much fat, how likely would I be able to achieve my desired results with only 1-2 treatments?
October 20, 2017
Answer: Kybella for "double chin" Thank you for your question. The two best options for excess fat in the submental area are Kybella, liposuction or a face lift. Kybella is a great option for the patient who has some extra submental fat and does not want surgery. Liposuction can work very well to remove this excess fatty tissue and give patients a more refined jaw line. Patients with excess skin and neck bands along with the excess fat are better candidates for a face lift. The best thing to do is see a board certified plastic surgeon who is an ASAPS member in your area to explore all the available options. Best of luck.
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October 20, 2017
Answer: Kybella for "double chin" Thank you for your question. The two best options for excess fat in the submental area are Kybella, liposuction or a face lift. Kybella is a great option for the patient who has some extra submental fat and does not want surgery. Liposuction can work very well to remove this excess fatty tissue and give patients a more refined jaw line. Patients with excess skin and neck bands along with the excess fat are better candidates for a face lift. The best thing to do is see a board certified plastic surgeon who is an ASAPS member in your area to explore all the available options. Best of luck.
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October 23, 2017
Answer: Kybella: Double chin Dear krs256,
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October 23, 2017
Answer: Kybella: Double chin Dear krs256,
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