Kybella injections prior to pregnancy - 4 vials total.

August 11, 2017
Asked By:nejsisjsnd in San Francisco, CA

I am strongly interested in getting two treatments of Kybella (4 vials total) done, my only setback is that I plan to try to conceive in the next year or two. Being that Kybella is a relatively new product, there are no studies that link Kybella to its effects on pregnancy. Is it worth injecting this new "naturally occurring acid" into my body without knowing how it could effect a future pregnancy? Thank you.

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