Can you have a Kybella treatment after liposuction? (Lipo was performed 10 years ago). (Photo)

There’s no reason not to have Kybella injections after liposuction — particularly if it’s been 10 years, since not 100 percent of all fat cells are removed with liposuction. However, it looks like you have a lot of looseness. I’d suggest ThermiTight, which removes fat and tightens skin more than Kybella does. Consulting a board-certified dermatologist will ensure you get the right treatment for your issues.

Yes, you can have Kybella after liposuction. Kybella takes 1-3 treatments every 6 weeks.  Patient will develop swelling and possible bruising after each injection that may last a few days.  The benefit of Kybella is each treatment is quick and completed in the office. However, some patients need more than one treatment to get desired results. 

It’s hard to tell from the photo if your issue is fat versus sagging skin. If fat is the issue, Kybella can be done although after liposuction sub cutaneous tissue gets very fibrotic and I am not sure Kybella is the best choice.

Kybella works well when you need little correction and you have flexible skin. So if you've had a liposuction some years ago and just need a little taken in it's a great non-invasive method of getting this done. Here's a video of how we do it. 
Best from Boston, Dr. Onir

Thanks for your question. As best I can tell from your picture, it does appear that you have loose skin there. An exam would be needed to determine how much was skin laxity versus residual fat pad. When skin laxity is the primary issue, we often reach for Profound RF or TruSculpt 3D.
Best,
Lisa Vuich, MD