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90 days plus.. my assessment

Bad product, bad results and very misleading advertising.

Kybella will NOT tighten your skin. To the contrary, any period of prolonged swelling and induration--- with loss of elasticity--- will do the opposite. Kybella will stretch your skin. The thin skin under your chin will be less tight after kybella.

I still am swollen after three months. I may be looking into a neck lift when this the process is over. I've spoken with an ENT and facial plastic surgeon after my Kybella experience.

The manufacturers of this product are unscrupulous. Think twice before wasting your money on kybella.

Two full months and worse than before

I returned to the dermatologist and had images taken since it was 7 weeks post. The swelling is obvious and the dermatologist suggested medication for nerve pain. I wanted a refund, which she initially refused. I never had a large lump under my chin until the day I tried kybella. Now I do.
I will be seeing an ENT to discuss further treatment since it has been 8 weeks of major swelling. It seems like she crossed the submental gland with the deoxycholic acid. She is refusing responsibility and saying that everyone has different results.

Now I Have a Double Chin--6 Weeks After One Treatment

I looked at my previous profile pictures and it was really the angle of my voice box. A plastic surgeon told me this, but I let my dermatologist talk me into this procedure since she claimed the swelling wouldn't last more than 24 hours and it would produce a sculpted look. I've started to get concerned that she may have injected a lymph node. What should I do?

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