Why are Kybella and Aqualyx administered differently for submental fat?

Hello,  Aqualyx is a strong fat dissolve agent. It is safe to inject to face, but please do expect bruising because of the injection techique (intralipo). Also expect 1-2 weeks swelling. To help the swelling goes away faster, you can do lymphatic drainage massage, and drink lots of...

Hi,Non-surgical treatments (everything you listed) will yield unsatisfactory results and essentially be a waste of money. Liposuction is a great option for the neck and will add some definition to the jawline; although it will have a more limited effect on the jowls.Best,

Aqualyx and Kybella are often offered for the treatment of small areas of fat collection. They are Deoxycholic Acid and is injected in to adipose tissue. Some patients need 2-4 sessions at 4-6 weeks apart. Usually there is some swelling, redness and tenderness for 3-4 days. Most people can go...

Aqualyx is used to treat areas of stubborn localized fat such as the thighs, stomach, back, chin, knee, and chest. Though, it is not intended for weight loss, so it depends on the area that you wish to have treated. Aqualyx liquefies the fat cell, destroying it permanently, releasing the l...

To answer your question relevantly, there is no 'practical' difference between Kybella and Aqualyx.  Technically, Aqualyx is a modified compound of cholanic acid (which is ever so slightly different from cholanoic acid a.k.a. deoxycholic acid - if I remember correctly!).  Kybella...

You appear to be a great candidate for Aqualyx. Though a treatment may still not be FDA approved, that does not necessarily mean it is ineffective or unsafe. It can take years for a treatment to become FDA approved and it is a very complicated process. What you should be more concerned with, is...