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Yes, you can get liposuction after Kybella. I find that VASER liposuction in combination with ThermiRF are best for contouring the chin in those who are candidates. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a facial sculpting expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Kybella works well for people who have fat deposits in the chin area. In order to get a good result, the skin around the neck should have good tone. Kybella is an alternate treatment for people who don't want surgery. It is an in office procedure. It takes two or more sessions to get results. Patient have inflammation and swelling for a few days after treatment. Kybella treatments can cost $2000 or more.Liposuction can be done after Kybella. The cost range can be between $1500-3000 depending on your market. It is a procedure that is done in one treatment. Swelling can last for a week or two. It can be done under general anesthesia or twilight sedation.If you are ok with surgery, my advice is to go with liposuction. The cost is about the same and you only need one treatment and one recovery time. If you do not like the idea of surgery, Kybella is an alternative treatment.
Yes. It is perfectly safe to have liposuction performed under the chin following a Kybella treatment. Liposuction is the gold standard for fat removal but it is surgery so there will be more downtime/recovery involved.
Hi There, Kybella is synthetic deoxycholic acid. This drug causes fat cells to rupture when injected into the tissue. Without photos it is difficult to tell if this would be the best option, however, if you are considering liposuction, Kybella would not be a necessary step prior to the procedure. If you have already had Kybella and are unhappy with the results, liposuction is still an option for you.Hope this helps, Javad Sajan, MD
Hello and Thank you for the question. Yes you can definitely have liposuction after Kybella. I would wait about 6-8 weeks after your last Kybella injection before proceeding with liposuction. Good Luck and hope this helps. Dr. David
Hello Cstromain,You can still get liposuction after Kybella. From the reaction to Kybella it may be a little more difficult for the liposuction but not so much that it would add a significant amount of time to the procedure. But if you are contemplating liposuction then why not just proceed with that instead of Kybella? The benefit of Kybella is not having a surgery. The drawback is it takes much longer to get a result. I would recommend you consult with a facial plastic surgeon. That way you can discuss both Kybella and liposuction and which would be best for you.I hope this helps and good luck.
if you are even remotely thinking about a liposuction, and assuming you do not have significant skin laxity, then just do the lipo. You will have a better result and it will be cheaper than a Kybella series!
The general consensus is that post-treatment swelling and redness is the worst after the first Kybella treatment and gets better during the later treatments, assuming the quantity injected is the same. This may be because there is less fat to dissolve with each subsequent treatment...
I am so sorry that you have had a less than ideal result. Without seeing you in person, hard to say what's going on. It could be that you had loose skin and/or muscle in the neck before Kybella which is now more prominent. I would suggest that you seek a second in person opinion from a board...
Without examining you in person, it is literally impossible to predict what is causing the lump. If the Kybella improved the condition then it is possible that another treatment will eliminate this lump as well, but you would need to speak with your injector about this. Obviously, using Kybella...