Can I use Xeomin or Botox in conjunction with Kybella?

It is perfectly safe and effective to lessen your submental fullness with Kybella while also treating other issues on your face with Botox or Xeomin (wrinkles) and/or hyaluronic-acid-based fillers (marionette lines). If using other injectables in the area of Kybella, I typically like to wait at least 2 weeks for swelling to go down to avoid spread of the neuromodulator. Please consult a board-certified dermatologist to devise an effective anti-aging regimen that addresses all of your needs. 

You can have any of the three injected in a single session safely. Be sure you see appropriately trained individuals for the best results.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO

While technically, you can use Kybella and a neuromodulator like Botox or Xeomin, they are not going to improve your marionette lines. they may have some benefit to your chin wrinkles if they are wrinkles that happen with facial expression, not from loose skin sagging. Neuromodulators work on wrinkles caused by muscle movement like in the crow's feet and forehead areas. They do not work on wrinkles caused by sagging skin. Facial fillers will improve your marionette lines and they can be done in conjunction with Kybella in the submental area.

Marionette lines often require a combination of fillers, lasers, and skin tightening. This can be done on the same day as your Kybella treatment. For best results with Kybella, I also recommend a combination approach with thermage/ultherapy/exilis. Another alternative would be VASER liposuction in combination with ThermiRF or ultrasound are best for contouring the chin, if you're a candidate. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question! Yes, Kybella and Botox can be used in conjunction. Kybella is only injected in the neck, below the chin area, while Botox can be used for your chin wrinkle. For marionette lines I would advise you to look into fillers. Make an appointment with an expert who will create personalized treatment for you to attain desired results. Best of luck! 

Thank you for
your question bementcm. Kybella is
the first and thus-far only FDA-approved non-surgical injectable treatment for
the double chin. Since there is usually a significant amount of swelling after Kybella I recommend waiting two weeks after a Kybell treatment before Botox or fillers. Dimples on the chin can be treated with Botox. Fillers work better for marionette lines and nasolabial folds. Please
consult with a doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!

There's no need to space out your various treatments. Kybella and neuromodulators such as Xeomin or Botox will not interact. First, they do not affect one another chemically. Second, they are injected into separate areas. Please do see a board-certified dermatologist to help you with your double chin, marionette lines and wrinkles.

Hi there and great question. Yes, Kybella and Botox/Xeomin/Dysport can be used within the same treatment. Kybella is only injected in the neck (below the chin area) while the neurotoxin can be used for your chin wrinkles. As for your problem marionette lines I would advise you to look into fillers. Ones as in Juvederm or Restylane are great options as well as skin tightening therapies such as Ultherapy - would be great options! Hope these options helped!

Yes, using a combination of injectables is often indicated to treat different areas of the face. In your case, using Kybella to reduce submental fat while using an injectable to manage unwanted lines is appropriate. However, if you are looking to address marionette lines, you will likely not use Botox. Botox is a neurotoxin that limits muscle activation, reducing chin and brow wrinkles. To address marionette lines, you will benefit from a dermal filler to “fill in” the lines and create a smoother and softer appearance.

Yes, Kybella and Botox can be used in conjunction. Kybella is only injected in the neck, below the chin area, while Botox can be used for your chin wrinkle. For marionette lines I would advise you to look into fillers. Make an appointment with an expert who will create personalized treatment for you to attain desired results. Good luck!  I