Kybella during (unknown!) pregnancy

 There is no research how Kybella affects pregnancy or if it affects pregnancy at all. We all avoid performing injections during pregnancy because of liability if something goes wrong and there is nothing to prove if it is correlated or not. There should be no harm on your baby or pregnancy since Kybella is localized treatment that only affects 1 centimeter squared around its injections site. I advise you to contact your ob-gyn and run some tests. Good luck!

Thank you for
your question Loni Stephens. Kybella is
the first and thus-far only FDA-approved non-surgical injectable treatment for
the double chin. It is important to share with your doctor your medical history prior to injections. This includes sexually activity without contraception. There have been no studies on Kybella in women who are pregnant. Therefore the safety and efficacy of Kybella in this group is not established. Please
consult with an obstetrician for specific recommendations. Good luck!