Do I need to wait for my Kybella paralysis to subside in order to have Ultherapy under my chin?

May 11, 2017
Asked By:barneyjim92 in Wakefield, RI

I have paralysis from first Kybella treatment, won't be continuing Kybella but instead would like to try Ultherapy under the chin. I've had the paralysis for about one month now. Do I need to wait until paralysis is completely gone to have this procedure or can I go ahead w/out delay? Thank you for your time in answering my question, this is an incredibly helpful website :))

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