Kybella if I am pregnant/trying to conceive?

Dear Mrm212, Although it isn't likely that Kybella would affect a developing pregnancy, its not worth it to chance this given that you'd like to have the healthiest baby possible. So for now, I'd suggest holding off until after delivery and after nursing before considering Kybella.In terms of how long it stays in a persons system, its hard to say. The treatments still show activity up to one month after a kybella injection.I'd say if you weren't pregnant and decided to try kybella before trying to get pregnant again you'd be safe to wait 2 months after a treatment before trying again. But do know that it often takes 2-4 treatments so get an optimal result with kybella. Hope this helps.

Patients who are pregnant, trying to conceive or are breastfeeding are not good candidates for Kybella. It is not ideal to perform clinical trials on these individuals. Please avoid Kybella treatments during this period to avoid any detrimental effects on the fetus/baby's health. After giving birth and completing breastfeeding, please see your healthcare provider to assess if you are a good candidate for kybella! 

I would never do Kybella if you were pregnant... why take an unnecessary risk, right?My best,Dr. Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram

Thank you for the question.  Eventhough kybella is FDA approved its role in pregnancy has not been studied.  I would recommend not having an injection while pregnant or breast feeding.  Best of luck. 

The safety of Kybella has not been studied in pregnancy and nursing women and it is not advised. It is best to check with your OB/GYN for clearance on considered treatments.  Usually it is recommended you wait until after birth and nursing are complete. 

Thank you for your question.  I would not recommend using Kybella if you are actively trying to get pregnant or if you are pregnant.  It has not been tested (nor will it likely every be tested) in this patient population.

 Although Kybella is a great product for reducing the fat under your chin, it has not been tested and has no proven safety while pregnant. It's not worth it. Wait until you are done breast-feeding, then you'll love it!

Since there are no current studies on Kybella's affect on pregnancy, I would encourage you to wait. It is simply not worth the risk. 

Kybella is FDA approved and is safe and highly effective at reducing submental fat.  However, there are no studies on pregnancy and I would avoid such injections during that time.  Best, Dr. Green

I would not recommend using Kybella while pregnant or trying to become pregnant.  I would find a provider and see if they would be willing to work with you and your timeline to see if you could still use the Kybella voucher at a later date.  Best of luck!