I had mesotherapy several years ago, in the upper arm area. It worked extremely well, but the doctor stopped offering mesotherapy for some reason. I was left with an area above the elbow that, it would seem, would be similar to having a small "double chin". It is just on one arm. Is it possible to use Kybella in that area, and if not, why?
January 26, 2016
Answer: Coolmini better The cost of Kybella is still to high to use on other, larger areas of the body. Go with the Coolmini applicator instead.My best,Dr. Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
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January 26, 2016
Answer: Coolmini better The cost of Kybella is still to high to use on other, larger areas of the body. Go with the Coolmini applicator instead.My best,Dr. Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
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April 6, 2017
Answer: Kybella Kybella is FDA approved in the US for the area beneath the chin. Anything else would be an off label use, I do not recommend that at this point. There are other manufacturers that are in the process of developing an injectable that can be used in the abdomen area. It will not replace liposuction but be an adjunct therapy when approved.
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April 6, 2017
Answer: Kybella Kybella is FDA approved in the US for the area beneath the chin. Anything else would be an off label use, I do not recommend that at this point. There are other manufacturers that are in the process of developing an injectable that can be used in the abdomen area. It will not replace liposuction but be an adjunct therapy when approved.
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December 8, 2015
Answer: Approved Areas for Kybella Treatment Kybella is FDA-approved only for use in a very well circumscribed area under the chin, for safety reasons. Many physicians who were using "mesotherapy" in the past discontinued use of this non-FDA approved procedure for various reasons, including safety. For the area that you are describing, tumescent liposuction can easily be performed using local anesthesia and a small suction cannula (tube) in the office of a dermatologic or plastic surgeon. In my experience, most dermatologic surgeons (including myself) are specifically trained to perform tumescent liposuction using local exclusively local anesthesia, (which makes the procedure extremely safe); while most plastic surgeons perform liposuction using general anesthesia.
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December 8, 2015
Answer: Approved Areas for Kybella Treatment Kybella is FDA-approved only for use in a very well circumscribed area under the chin, for safety reasons. Many physicians who were using "mesotherapy" in the past discontinued use of this non-FDA approved procedure for various reasons, including safety. For the area that you are describing, tumescent liposuction can easily be performed using local anesthesia and a small suction cannula (tube) in the office of a dermatologic or plastic surgeon. In my experience, most dermatologic surgeons (including myself) are specifically trained to perform tumescent liposuction using local exclusively local anesthesia, (which makes the procedure extremely safe); while most plastic surgeons perform liposuction using general anesthesia.
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