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Kybella short vs. long term benefits​?

Honest144584Oct 4, 2024
If a patient received one or two treatments and no results were visible, does that indicate that the treatment had non-evident no benefits? Or might it provide some resilience to submental fat gain in the future if the patient were to increase their body fat percentage, say, as they age?

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