Thank you for your question! There are different conditions that lead to so called “Turkey neck”. If it is mostly consisted of fat, then Kybella would be a way to go, since it removes fat cells from your chin and neck area. Another option could be Mini Coolsculpting of the neck area. If it is loose skin and muscles, then Ultherapy, neck lift or liposuction might be needed. Sometimes when dealing with loose skin, surgical procedure is the best long-term method to get rid of the excess skin. If the problem is of combined nature, then combination of treatments could offer desired results. The price varies from the location and the provider, as well as your personal case. The price can range from few thousand dollars up to ten thousand dollars. Consult an expert to get en exam so you know what treatments would work for you so you can seek for least expensive provider who is sucesfull and experiences at what he or she does. Best of luck!
Thank you foryour question Debi Curtin. I understand your concern. Kybella is the first andthus-far only FDA-approved non-surgical injectable treatment for the doublechin. It is difficult to make an assessment without photographs. Kybella works for those with excess fullness under the chin. For my patients with looks skin I recommend fractional CO2 laser resurfacing. Pricing varies from office to office. Pleaseconsult with a doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!
