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Kybella is a nonsurgical treatment administered to reduce excess fat beneath the chin and improve the appearance of the so-called “double chin”. The cosmetic procedure targets exclusively the fat cells under the chin and has been proven to be an effective treatment for healthy adults looking to reduce submental fullness and improve their chin profile and overall appearance without surgery.

How does Kybella work?

The main ingredient in Kybella is synthetic deoxycholic acid, a bile acid naturally produced by our body. Deoxycholic acid contributes to the breakdown and absorption of dietary fat. The synthetic version used in the double chin treatment targets and destroys the fat cells in the submental area. The result of this amazing treatment is the noticeable reduction in the fullness under the chin.

The good news is that once the fat cells are destroyed following the injection process, they will no longer be able to store or accumulate fat. In other words, once the treatment plan is completed, you will not have to schedule a new series of treatment sessions.

What to expect during the procedure?

Kybella is an injectable treatment that should be performed only by a healthcare professional. 

A single treatment session may include 20 to 50 injections performed under the chin, depending on the treated area, and will last between 15 and 20 minutes. The patient may receive a topical numbing agent before the procedure to reduce any discomfort to a minimum. Once administered, the deoxycholic acid will gradually kill fat cells that will be naturally processed by the body in the weeks to follow.

What to expect after the procedure?

Kybella is a non-invasive procedure, but it has been associated with temporary side effects, such as swelling, bruising, numbness, and pain. The recovery period varies from person to person, but the most common side effects usually subside in one or two weeks.

Rarely, some patients might report more serious adverse effects including neuropathy, hematoma, or bruising at the injection sites. To reduce risks, it is advisable to disclose your medical conditions to the medical professional who is going to perform the aesthetic procedures.