Will Kybella be a physician driven injection, or will it be available for certified RN injectors to do the injecting?

Kybella is an exciting new FDA- approved
treatment for submental fullness, or double chin. Kybella (Deoxycholic Acid) is
injected into the fat pad under the chin for permanent results. Often 2
or 3 treatments are needed to completely contour the chin and remove the
unwanted fat. Like any other  non-surgical treatment, a skillfully trained provider can determine if you are a
candidate for Kybella vs other surgical neck procedures.  The procedure is safe and effects are evident
even after one treatment!

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Kybella is an exciting
new FDA- approved treatment for submental fullness, or double chin. A
skillfully trained provider can determine if you are a candidate for Kybella vs
other surgical neck procedures. Check the KYBELLA physician locator site for
your area!#Kybelladestroysfat    #Kybellafatinjections   #Kybellatreatments

As a trainer for Kythera, I am being told that they are only targeting physicians at this point.  This may change as the market gains more experience with the product.

Dear cardenasj,Kybella injections are only approved for physician-use. Physicians must undergo training to utilize Kybella. As a rule of thumb, patients receive the highest-quality outcomes by receiving treatments from board certified facial plastic surgeons as the board certification solidifies surgeons as the highest-qualified in terms of knowledge, surgical skill, treatment and care.

As with other prescriptive products such as Botox and dermal fillers, Kybella can only be injected by a physician or a medical professional under the physician's supervision. There are many good nurse injectors doing Botox and fillers and physicians trained on Kybella may choose to train their nurses, but the regulations on supervision vary from state to state.

Right now, the company is only training MDs to do the injections.  I am not sure who will be allowed to do the injections as time passes...

Kybella is a great new treatment for fat under the chin, but it takes quite a bit of judgment and experience to make sure it is done the correct way and will make a difference.  I have been doing it for 8 years now with my experience in the trials and love it, but there are issues if it is done the wrong way or on the wrong person. The biggest problem can be that it won't work and you will waste your money.  Other issues include nerve damage if it is even done a little bit wrong.So, just as with other cosmetic procedures:  You pay for what you get and you should go to a trained physician who injects it themselves.  Good luck!

Kybella is the newest FDA approved injectable to treat stubborn chin fat. It is best that you get this treatment performed by a skilled professional. Myself and the other doctors at our practice were involved in the testing that lead to the FDA approval. We are trained and are training other doctors to perform Kybella injections.

Kybella is the newest FDA approved injectable to treat stubborn chin fat. It is best that you get this treatment performed by a skilled professional. Myself and the other doctors at Cosmetic Laser dermatology were involved in the clinical trials that lead to the FDA approval. We are trained and are training other doctors to perform Kybella injections. At this time we have not be authorized to train non-physicians.

Kybella is the newest FDA approved injectable to treat stubborn chin fat. It is best that you get this treatment performed by a skilled professional. I was one of the doctors involved in the clinical trials that lead to the FDA approval. I am trained. I am skillfully trained and I am holding educational trials for other doctors to perform Kybella injections.