I had Hepatitis A as a young teen from infected food (there was an outbreak at the restaurant we had eaten in on family vacation). I am pretty sure it was Hep A as when I was pregnant I was unsure of which one I had had and there was concern I could pass it on to my child. Fortunately, the blood tests showed no such thing. Can I still have Kybella injections, as my "liver disease" was temporary? I am going tomorrow, January 6, so a quick response would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Kybella does not tighten skin, it melts fat cells. There is minimal skin tightening but that is the skin that subtracts with fat loss. If skin laxity is present, you may want to consider different treatments such as profound or ultherapy. Good luck!
Vials and syringes are not the same. Vial is a dose of Kybella in which it is packed for treatments, while syringe is used to inject Kybella. Usually Kybella comes in 2ml vials, and syringes are usually 1ml, therefore it seems to me that you had 2 vials or 4 syringes. I may be wrong. Contact ...
