Will Kybella help with jowls? (Photo)

Kybella can certainly be used off-label for jowl fat. I would suggest a series of conservative treatments of Kybella and you may also benefit from skin tightening treatments such as Forma. I strongly suggest seeking consultation with a skilled Facial Plastics surgeon who has thorough understanding of the face and neck anatomy.Best, Dr. Anil Shah

Jowls like those pictured can be helped with filler injections, cheek and neck lift surgery (even a mini lift can be very effective), and even pre-jowl chin augmentation or laser resurfacing when combined with a lift procedure. Kybella is not safely injected into the jowls due to the risk of nerve injury. I perform many filler injections in patients to combat the signs of aging, but most patients reach a point where non-surgical techniques simply aren't enough to achieve the results they are looking for.Be sure to see an expert who specializes in facial aesthetic procedures who can review all of the surgical and non-surgical options with you in detail.Best,

A combination approach will give the most improvement. I recommend fillers for the jowls themselves but also lifting around the mouth and cheeks to build underlying anatomical support. In our practice we combine sculptra with other fillers "layered" on top and lasers, rf treatments, J Plasma and peels to get the most conservative natural look. Please see a facial sculpting expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question and photo.  Kybella is the world’s first FDA approved PERMANENT fat destruction injectable. I like to call it surgery in a syringe. Off label, Kybella can be used by advanced injectors to destroy fat that is forming jowls. I am unable to fully assess your needs because you only have one photo which cuts off your midface as well as your lower face contour. It may be that filler injection in your midface will lift your lower face. It may also be that Kybella in the jowls will melt the fat and contour your jaw. Hard to tell… I recommend you start with a consultation to discuss your needs with an experienced injector.  Further more, because your skin scaring will benefit from a resurfacing procedure like CO2 laser resurfacing or Vivace Microneedling Radiofrequency, I should mention that these modalities will also tighten your skin and resolve the sagging in the lower face.
Best Regards,

Dr. Bonakdar

Kybella is often used off-label for jowl fat, so yes that could work for you. 
Fillers along the jawline can also camouflage the appearance of your jowls. 
Best of luck!

Kybella (Deoxcholic Acid) is the first non-surgical, FDA approved injection to reduce submental fat. Distracting fat in the jowls (considered off-label use) relieves pressure on the lower face resulting in more youthful jawline. Kybella should always to perform by a skilled injector as to not damage the Marginal Mandibular Nerve, which may lead to nerve paralysis.
Some of the side-effects include temporary bruising, swelling, redness and numbness. 

Kybella is an excellent treatment for jowls as long as there is enough fat in the area.  The best results are usually from a combination of filler, PDO threads, and Kybella.  Filler in the jawline will provide some lift and definition, and PDO threads are a great way to lift the jawline as well as marionette lines, and nasolabial folds.  

Kybella is FDA approved for submental fat (double chin) but it is also used for the fat ion the sides of the jaw, sometimes referred to as jowls.  If there is sufficient fat in that area Kybella can help.  

One of the ways is with Ultherapy.  A Master Ultherapist can properly target your subcutaneous fat, skin, and SMAS, applying focused ultrasound treatments to each, that will rid you of jowl fat, tighten the skin, and lift the underlying tissue toward the angles of the jaw.
Another treatment is to kill the fat with Kybella injections (properly injected at a 45 degree angle to the skin), which results with significantly tighter skin, too.
It is wonderful we can get such amazing results without the patient having to undergo invasive surgeries!!

Kybella is often used "off-label" for jowl fat. However, fillers along the jawline may better camouflage the appearance of your jowls.