Hi, I wanted to inquire about Kybella. I was wondering if the standard per vial is same everywhere (What is the number of injections per vial and are the vials going to contain the same amount everywhere?) What is the standard price per vial in NY and NJ area (estimate is fine, I understand each surgeon will charge different. I just want to have an idea.) About how many vials are needed per session?
Answer: Kybella dosing Kybella is dispensed in standard 2mL vials. If someone is telling you otherwise I would question where they are obtaining product. The typical number of injections per vial is 10. Price per vial depending on where you live is probably between 600-700+. The amount of product you need is dependent on the size of the area you need treated. For a first treatment most people will need 2 vials. Best of luck!
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Answer: Kybella dosing Kybella is dispensed in standard 2mL vials. If someone is telling you otherwise I would question where they are obtaining product. The typical number of injections per vial is 10. Price per vial depending on where you live is probably between 600-700+. The amount of product you need is dependent on the size of the area you need treated. For a first treatment most people will need 2 vials. Best of luck!
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Answer: How Many treatments of Kybella will I need? Thank you for your questions. The number of treatments needed will vary from one person to the next and depends on severity of fullness, and how quickly you respond. The average person will have Kybella injections 2-3 times. On Average at our office, patients who would be considered “mild fullness” will come in for a min. of two separate treatments 6 weeks apart. If our patients are considered “moderate fullness” then they will come in for a third treatment which will be a total of 3 treatments. The best determination is to book an appointment with our office for a consultation. There is some downtime with Kybella. There is some mild swelling, and the occasional bruises and numbness to the area. Most people can go back to the normal routine with 2-3 days, but will still have some swelling at that point, with full reduction of swelling occurring within 7-10 days depending on the case.
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Answer: How Many treatments of Kybella will I need? Thank you for your questions. The number of treatments needed will vary from one person to the next and depends on severity of fullness, and how quickly you respond. The average person will have Kybella injections 2-3 times. On Average at our office, patients who would be considered “mild fullness” will come in for a min. of two separate treatments 6 weeks apart. If our patients are considered “moderate fullness” then they will come in for a third treatment which will be a total of 3 treatments. The best determination is to book an appointment with our office for a consultation. There is some downtime with Kybella. There is some mild swelling, and the occasional bruises and numbness to the area. Most people can go back to the normal routine with 2-3 days, but will still have some swelling at that point, with full reduction of swelling occurring within 7-10 days depending on the case.
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May 6, 2016
Answer: Kybella Thank you for your question. I suggest you consult with a handful of experienced board certified facial plastic surgeons in your area to determine the local market prices and understand timeline/treatment details. The number of vials per patient depends on the treatment area. Best wishes,
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May 6, 2016
Answer: Kybella Thank you for your question. I suggest you consult with a handful of experienced board certified facial plastic surgeons in your area to determine the local market prices and understand timeline/treatment details. The number of vials per patient depends on the treatment area. Best wishes,
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February 23, 2016
Answer: The Newest Injectable Treatment for Chin Fat Kybella is a new injectable approved by the FDA for the treatment of moderate to severe fat under the chin; double chin. Up until now the only option for fat removal under the chin was liposuction or surgically removing the fat by cutting it out. Expertly-trained providers can suggest a calculated amount that will give optimal results.#Kybellareducesfat #doublechintreatments #Kybelladestroysfat
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February 23, 2016
Answer: The Newest Injectable Treatment for Chin Fat Kybella is a new injectable approved by the FDA for the treatment of moderate to severe fat under the chin; double chin. Up until now the only option for fat removal under the chin was liposuction or surgically removing the fat by cutting it out. Expertly-trained providers can suggest a calculated amount that will give optimal results.#Kybellareducesfat #doublechintreatments #Kybelladestroysfat
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June 6, 2017
Answer: Kybella Treatment - Average Number of Vials and Cost As a national physician trainer for Kybella since its FDA approval, my experience has been that 2-4 vials are typically used per treatment session. In the FDA clinical trials, 4-6 vials per session were used, but in clinical practice the cost and amount of swelling with this larger volume treatment are not generally practical. Typical pricing is approximately $600 per vial, although cost varies depending upon the practice and the location. All vials contain an equal amount of deoxycholic acid, 2 ml. While treatments were performed 4 weeks apart in clinical trials, I recommend waiting 6-8 weeks between treatments because some numbness and tingling, and even some swelling, may still be present at 4 weeks. Also, continued improvement in the contour of the chin may be seen after 4 weeks.
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June 6, 2017
Answer: Kybella Treatment - Average Number of Vials and Cost As a national physician trainer for Kybella since its FDA approval, my experience has been that 2-4 vials are typically used per treatment session. In the FDA clinical trials, 4-6 vials per session were used, but in clinical practice the cost and amount of swelling with this larger volume treatment are not generally practical. Typical pricing is approximately $600 per vial, although cost varies depending upon the practice and the location. All vials contain an equal amount of deoxycholic acid, 2 ml. While treatments were performed 4 weeks apart in clinical trials, I recommend waiting 6-8 weeks between treatments because some numbness and tingling, and even some swelling, may still be present at 4 weeks. Also, continued improvement in the contour of the chin may be seen after 4 weeks.
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