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?
February 23, 2016
Answer: The Newest Injectable Treatment for Chin Fat Kybella is a new injectable
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February 23, 2016
Answer: The Newest Injectable Treatment for Chin Fat Kybella is a new injectable
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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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