Kybella to dissolve fat in upper lip? It has a puffy appearance that bothers me.

No, Kybella should not be used for this. I recommend getting a formal consultation to discuss your options. I hope this helps. 

NO!Kybella has been used off label in other areas such as the stomach after lipo or front bra roll.  Kybella in the lip is not recommended.  There can be better solutions to your problem, see an expert in your location for a consultation

No, I don't recommend Kybella for this. This is needs an in-person evaluation. A combination of 5/FU steroids, lasers, microneedling/prp and radiofrequency can give improvement, if you're unhappy with fat transfer. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

There is no way to say for sure what kinds of outcome you could expect from injecting Kybella™ into your lips, and no reputable cosmetic surgeon is likely to be willing to take this risk. Instead, talk to an experienced cosmetic surgeon about the safest and most effective options for removing the excess fat in your upper lip. It is possible that surgical removal could be your best option. Just make sure you’re working with someone who has experience in this area. Best of luck!

The answer is no, no, no! Results would be highly unpredictable. I recommend that you seek out a consultation with a facial plastic surgeon.Wishing you the best - Dr. Moore.

The use of Kybella for this purpose would be considered 'off label' at this point. There isn't much 'official' information on it's use in the lips. There are a number of providers doing studies on the use of Kybella in areas of the face other than under the chin. I strongly encourage you to be patient, let the experimentation be done in a controlled study environment, and on somebody else's face. Eventually there will be a legitimate answer to your question.

Kybella absolutely should not be used in the upper lip to treat unwanted fat in this area. The results would simply be too unpredictable and likely lead to an outcome that is not pleasing cosmetically. 

NO, do not even consider using Kybella in the upper lip. The results could be quite unpredictable. If you are really unhappy with fat excess there, you may need to have it removed with an incision (possibly on the inside of the lip depending on where the excess is). 

Hi 11Michelle11, I'm sorry but Kybella will be too painful and unpredictable to try on the lips. It could end up dissolving even the natural fat or produce asymmetrical results.Please don't go to a provider who will agree to do this.All the best,Justin Harper, M.D.