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Kybella

FDA-approved injectable for long-lasting reduction of chin fat.

Duration

15–20 minutes

Pricing

Consultation required

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About Kybella

Kybella is an FDA-approved injectable treatment that destroys submental fat cells — the stubborn fat beneath the chin that creates a 'double chin.' The active ingredient, deoxycholic acid, is a naturally occurring molecule that breaks down fat cells. Destroyed fat cells cannot regenerate, offering long-lasting results when weight remains stable.

How It Works

Deoxycholic acid is injected in a precise grid pattern beneath the chin. The acid disrupts the fat cell membrane, causing the cell to lyse and die. Over the following weeks, the body's lymphatic system naturally processes and eliminates the destroyed fat cells.

What to Expect

Treatment takes 15–20 minutes. A series of small injections is administered beneath the chin. Swelling, numbness, and firmness in the treatment area are expected for 1–2 weeks. Most clients require 2–4 treatment sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart for optimal results.

Results

Permanent reduction of submental fat. Once fat cells are destroyed, they do not return. Final results are typically visible 2–3 months after the last treatment session. The chin and jawline appear more defined and contoured.

Kybella environment

Ideal Candidate

Adults with moderate to significant submental fat who want a non-surgical alternative to liposuction. Best for clients with good skin elasticity. Not recommended for those with loose or sagging neck skin, which may require a different approach.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Kybella treatments will I need?

Most clients need 2–4 treatment sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart. The number of sessions depends on the amount of submental fat and your desired profile.

Is the swelling after Kybella noticeable?

Yes — swelling is the most common side effect and can be significant for the first 3–5 days. Most clients plan around this by scheduling treatments when they can have a few days of reduced social activity.