Hi, I am getting quoted from a couple of NY Plastic Surgeons for that price per session. However, most answers I am hearing online quote for about $600 or so per vial. So is this low price normal? Should I trust it. Thanks.
Answer: I would be very careful The price you are quoting seems very low per vial. I would make sure that you are consulting with board certified plastic surgeons. A price closer to 600-700 per vial is more realistic. Remember, this is your face you are talking about and you only get one face. Find a reputable surgeon and don't be afraid to pay quality prices for quality services. This might also be some gimmick to get you in the door, only to find out that the actual treatment is much more than the advertised price. Please be careful and best of luck!
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Answer: I would be very careful The price you are quoting seems very low per vial. I would make sure that you are consulting with board certified plastic surgeons. A price closer to 600-700 per vial is more realistic. Remember, this is your face you are talking about and you only get one face. Find a reputable surgeon and don't be afraid to pay quality prices for quality services. This might also be some gimmick to get you in the door, only to find out that the actual treatment is much more than the advertised price. Please be careful and best of luck!
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January 26, 2016
Answer: That cost is too little- should be around 700 per vial Fantastic question! Good to know all of your options.There are multiple factors that go into answering this question...If there is a lot of fat, liposuction is your best bet. This can be done in-office under local anesthesia.If surgery is not something you are comfortable with, Coolsculpting would be your best bet financially... as long as the Coolsculpting applicator fits and you are okay with more time to see full results (than liposuction). If your jaw is too small or the amount of fat too little, the CoolMini may not fit.Lastly, if you have a small amount of fat and the CoolMini applicator doesn't fit your face, I would go with Kybella. There is a significant recovery period with Kybella and the product is not cheap. That is why I reserve it for people with a small amount of submental fat.All three will give you some skin tightening.My best,Dr. Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
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January 26, 2016
Answer: That cost is too little- should be around 700 per vial Fantastic question! Good to know all of your options.There are multiple factors that go into answering this question...If there is a lot of fat, liposuction is your best bet. This can be done in-office under local anesthesia.If surgery is not something you are comfortable with, Coolsculpting would be your best bet financially... as long as the Coolsculpting applicator fits and you are okay with more time to see full results (than liposuction). If your jaw is too small or the amount of fat too little, the CoolMini may not fit.Lastly, if you have a small amount of fat and the CoolMini applicator doesn't fit your face, I would go with Kybella. There is a significant recovery period with Kybella and the product is not cheap. That is why I reserve it for people with a small amount of submental fat.All three will give you some skin tightening.My best,Dr. Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
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February 23, 2016
Answer: Depend on Providers with Expertise to Treat with Kybella Kybella is a new injectable
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February 23, 2016
Answer: Depend on Providers with Expertise to Treat with Kybella Kybella is a new injectable
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December 10, 2015
Answer: Kybella Options Please consult with additional surgeons to ensure that you are being quoted fairly. I suggest you consult a board certified facial plastic surgeon
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December 10, 2015
Answer: Kybella Options Please consult with additional surgeons to ensure that you are being quoted fairly. I suggest you consult a board certified facial plastic surgeon
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December 9, 2015
Answer: Kybella cost The cost of the product is more than that. I charge $600 dollars per syringe per session. Most of my patients require two syringes and three sessions. The results have been very impressive and the patients are happy. Usually you get what you pay for. Hope this helps!
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December 9, 2015
Answer: Kybella cost The cost of the product is more than that. I charge $600 dollars per syringe per session. Most of my patients require two syringes and three sessions. The results have been very impressive and the patients are happy. Usually you get what you pay for. Hope this helps!
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