Is it possible to correct a witches chin with Kybella?

Thank you for your question. Like you, many people have a double chin or chin ptosis, as you describe, for genetic reasons. That’s why this concern is so frustrating for many, because weight loss is usually not the solution. Most of a witch’s chin is excess fat, so Kybella™ is an excellent treatment option. Most people require 2 to 6 treatments spaced 1 month apart for the best results.

It is safe and effective to use Kybella in the submittal area to treat the double chin you are describing.  There should not a be any associated nerve injuries if injected properly.

Without a photo, hard to say if Kybella is the answer for you, but it is the only FDA approved injectable for treating fat under the chin. In short, it dissolves the fat. Results are permanent but it will take at least 2 sessions spaced about a month apart. 

Thank you for your question Gorbal.
Kybella is the first and thus-far
only FDA-approved non-surgical injectable treatment for the double chin. It is difficult to make an assessment without photographs. The double chin can be due to age, weight gain, or genetics. Kybella can address this concern. Nerve damage in the area leads to a temporary asymmetric smile. The median duration of this side effect in the pivotal studies was approximately six weeks. It is very rare and I have not seen it in my patients. Please consult with a doctor for specific
recommendations. Good luck!

Kybella is a great treatment option for those with excess fat in the submental (chin) area.  It's important to note that this isn't a good option for those who simply have skin laxity (aka, "extra skin") in that area.  In the hands of a skilled injector, Kybella is a safe and effective treatment.  Damage to major nerves is extremely uncommon  with this treatment.

Good thought. Much of the witches chin is fat, some is muscular. I think it would be worth a try. There are no big nerves in the area of the lower chin