How to resolve Kybella issue? (Photo)

Thanks for the question. Kybella causes extensive swelling (can last a month or more) and scarring and has variable levels of effectiveness. With the the number of vials and session often needed to dissolve submental fat, the money is often better spent on liposuction. See a plastic surgeon, not an injector. The surgeon can offer more effective treatment options because of their training. Injectors may push injections because that's all they can offer. Hope this helps.

Resolving issues related to Kybella, a treatment used to reduce submental (under the chin) fat, should be addressed with the guidance of a medical professional. If you are experiencing concerns or complications, here are some general steps to consider:1. Contact Your Provider: Reach out to the healthcare professional who administered the Kybella treatment. They can assess your specific situation and provide guidance. 2. Follow-Up Appointments: Schedule a follow-up appointment with the provider for a thorough evaluation. They can determine if any adjustments or additional treatments are necessary. 3. Discuss Concerns: Clearly communicate your concerns, such as uneven results, excessive swelling, or unexpected side effects, during the follow-up appointments. 4. Follow Aftercare Instructions: Adhere to any aftercare instructions provided by your healthcare provider. This may include recommendations for reducing swelling or managing discomfort. 5. Be Patient: Some side effects, such as swelling or bruising, are common after Kybella and usually resolve on their own over time. Be patient and allow your body to heal.Always prioritize your safety and well-being. It’s important to work closely with a licensed and experienced medical professional to address any issues related to cosmetic treatments like Kybella.

Nicely posted photos. I always explain to patients with sub mental fat issyes KyBella is a minimum of 3 sessions @$900/sessions to see results. But I prefer local anesthesia sub mental liposuction as faster way to obtain results. Either method acceptable. But why were you not given better informed consents?
The fees are similar at $3,000+/-. Best to virtual consult with.....

I question if you are a good candidate for this treatment in the first place.
To Megan assessment of someone’s face we need to see quality pictures.
The lower 1/3 the face is always judged in relationship to the rest of the face.
My best guess is that the primary issue is based on a mandible that is small in relationship to your maxilla and this causes Your issues with a double chin.
Liposuction is the gold standard when excess subcutaneous fat is the problem.
It’s difficult to appreciate any change at all from the two pictures included.
Was your provider a plastic surgeon? Patient being left disappointed after these treatments is not that uncommon.
I’m not sure you were a good candidate for the procedure in the first place. This treatment tends to be inconsistent and often under delivers.
Patients should recognize that permanent treatments are not be easily reversible and there is always inherent uncertainty when attempting to remove fat with injections.
To get an accurate assessment and better understanding of treatment options I suggest having in person consultations with senior board-certified, plastic surgeons or facial plastic surgeons in your community.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD.