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Thank you for your question. There's not much prep involved with Kybella. Stop taking aspirin or ibuprofen a week before your injection. This will help with bruising, which is very minimal to nonexistent with Kybella injections.
Aspirin, fish oils, and herbs or medications that effect bleeding... and have some ibuprofen as that is what my patients need for soreness. This procedure should be comfortable and get excited, because it works!
Thank you for sharing your question and photographs and congratulations on your upcoming Kybella treatment. Because Kybella is an in-office, minimally invasive procedure there is little that you need to do to get ready, but it is advisable to stop any unnecessary blood thinners for two weeks prior to limit your bruising potential. You may want to consider starting arnica/bromelain supplements to further limit this risk.
Hi,Nice thing about Kybella is that no prep is needed. Make sure you are not on blood thinners or long term aspirin to reduce bleeding.
One of the great things about Kybella is that it doesn't really involve any prep or much in the way of recovery. If you want, you can stop any aspirin or ibuprofen for the week before your appointment, especially if you are prone to bruising. But, in general, there isn't a lot of post op bruising with Kybella. Hope this helps and good luck. Kindly,Kouros Azaar