I dont have much of a double chin but I've tried everything to lose my double chin. I'm thinking of using Kybella but I'm not sure if it would be in my budget range. Can you give me advice on how much I'd be spending if I used Kybella? Thanks.
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Kybella is safe to use and it is FDA approved. It is injected in your tissue in the chin and neck area, and it works by dissolving fat. Since it is injected in the tissue it can not migrate to your brain, heart or some areas of your face. There are some side effects that can occur after Kybella...
Thank you for your question aresbany. Kybella is the first and thus-far only FDA-approved non-surgical
injectable treatment for the double chin. Kybella can be administered by any physician which has appropriate training. A series of 2-4 treatments is recommended, sometimes up to 6 treatments. I...
No. Kybella melts fat cells which is commonly known as double shin. On the other hand, turkey neck or sagging skin can be address with RF treatments or Ultherapy or liposuction or neck lift. It all depends on the severity of your sagging skin in the neck area. Good luck!