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Thank you for sharing your question. The excess swelling that develops after injection typically lasts for a few weeks before the skin of the chin region starts to tighten. Hope this helps.
Great question! Swelling typically occurs one to two days after treatment with Kybella, and can last up to 1-2 weeks. The most commonly reported side effects are bruising, redness of the area and numbness, all of which subside spontaneously in a short period of time. Since it has only been 6 days following your injection I encourage you to allow some more time to pass before you are able to see your Kybella results. Good luck!
Kybella works well for fat reduction in the neck. Most people get the "Jello" effect I call it, the jiggles, from the temporary swelling. Although the swelling lasts for 3- 4 weeks for many patients, and is less each week, the jello shaking often is gone by the end of the first week, or second for some.
Kybella results can take up to at least 1-2 weeks. It may take a combination to effectively deal with sagging loose skin on the neck. Non invasive options like vaser/thermiRF combination, thermage/ultherapy, and fillers can help. Please see an expert for evaluation. Best, Dr. Emer.
The "jiggling" is due to the swelling of the area after kybella injection. The worst is generally over by 3-4 days/ It may take 3-4 weeks to get back to your baseline contour. The jiggling is generally gone by 2-3 weeks. I had a treatment myself with 3 vials and the jiggling was gone by 2 weeks. I will say that no one else noticed after 3-4 days.
The post op jiggling is due to swelling which typically subsides within 2 weeks. Every patient is different. For now, be patient. It will resolve itself with time. Kindly,Kouros Azar
Swelling after Kybella treatment is normal and should go down in 2-3 weeks. The most common side effects are bruising, redness and numbness in the treated area. This should go away in some time. If you have any other concerns I suggest contacting your treating physician.
Hi and thanks for the question.The majority of the swelling typically resides after a couple weeks. Be patient for now. I am confident you will love the results long-term. Best of luck, Dr. Vallecillos
Thanks for your question. 6 days is still very soon to see final results.Allow a couple of more weeks for the swelling to go down and fat cells to bedestroyed before the results begin to show. Hope this helps. Best, Dr. Katz
Hello Rejohnson,The "jiggling" can last usually 1-3 weeks, each patient is different. You are feeling the destroyed fat cells, which will then harden and your body will break those destroyed cells down and absorb them. Be patient you will love the results! Hope this helps.
Without a before and after picture it is hard to determine, but swelling after Kybella is normal for several weeks. Kybella can be used for localized areas but takes a number of treatments. It may be that you need contouring with a procedure like vaser lipo with thermiRF. See an expert. Bes...
Thank you for your question. Kybella works by dissolving fat cells which lie just below the skin under the chin and jawline. As the fat cells dissolve, this gives definition to the submental (under the chin) region. A side effect is swelling and numbness under the chin, but you should not ha...
Contour of the jawline is effected by 3 major aspects: submental fat, loss of bony jaw, and skin laxity. Submental fat can be treated by liposuction and non-invasives like Kybella and Coolsculpting. In your case, Kybella would likely make the biggest difference. Coolmini could work but giv...
Wearing the chin strap probably won't help as the studies did not show a significant difference, however the initial swelling that some patients get, might be reduced by wearing it the first 2 or 3 days. If you have significant skin that is loose after the procedure, I would discuss with your do...
Thank you for your question about Kybella. I recommend following up with your provider. They would be able to reach out to the medical liaison for more information on how to address your condition. To be sure, see two or more experienced, licensed and board-certified providers in your ar...
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