Is Kybella or Aqualyx safe for someone with hyperthyroidism?

I suggest you see my IG we do this frequently. fillers, facetite + buccal fat pad, and proper skincare will make you sculpted. most of my younger patients do buccal fat pad reduction, facetite/liposuction of the neck, and fillers to chin/cheeks/jawline/temples,  to give them a more chiseled f...

It’s important to understand the primary reason you don’t like your chin or jaw line is related to your mandible being smaller and lacking projection.  You probably have a dental overbite. Still, fat removal even though it doesn’t treat the primary cause can give a nice results.  Liposuc...

Gynecomastia whether addressing primarily fat or fat and breast tissue combination is typically challenging and often leaves people feeling like the treatment did not do enough even with aggressive liposuction.  Chemical injections for fat removal are not ideal and I don't recommend them. ...

Since Aqualyx is not approved for use by the FDA, I not really familiar with it. The injection pattern used for Kybella injected is base on good clinical research showing its effectiveness. 

Hello,  Aqualyx is a strong fat dissolve agent. It is safe to inject to face, but please do expect bruising because of the injection techique (intralipo). Also expect 1-2 weeks swelling. To help the swelling goes away faster, you can do lymphatic drainage massage, and drink lots of...

Hi,Non-surgical treatments (everything you listed) will yield unsatisfactory results and essentially be a waste of money. Liposuction is a great option for the neck and will add some definition to the jawline; although it will have a more limited effect on the jowls.Best,