Myself and my (normal BMI) siblings all have fat distributions resulting in not-cinched ankles, wrists, and fingers. I read on the RS forum that Kybella can be used off label by an expert injector on the subcutaneous fat of tapered fingers. After reading, I reasoned that if hands and fingers can withstand the swelling and post-op care from fat rejuvenation, they can also handle the reverse with dehydrocholic acid. 1) Is what I read on the forum true? 2) If so, what constitutes a good candidate?
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Answer: Chemical fat destruction of fingers and hands
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Dear Realtraci,
I would have to examine you but it appears that this is a contour irregularity after liposuction. This happens often when areas the undergo liposuction are not feathered appropriately. The good news is that it can be fixed and I have done so with good results...
Dear RealtracyThank you for your questions and photos! I am sorry for your difficulties. If the area is still firm- then Cellutone or Emtone may be the place to start . With Warm RegardsTrevor M Born MD
