Double chins are sometimes inevitable no matter what we do, they just don’t seem to go away. But it isn’t as complicated as you think. Kybella injections mimic the body’s natural fat-absorption process. Kybella is a man-made form of deoxycholic acid (a naturally occurring material that helps the body absorb fat) that destroys the fat cells contributing to double chins. So in no time, your double chin will be a thing of the past.

What is KYBELLA®?

KYBELLA® is a cutting-edge, state-of-the-art solution to excess chin fat, clinically referred to as “submental fullness”. Injected just below the chin, it helps break down fat, sculpting out a more defined and slim facial profile. This treatment is minimally invasive, FDA-approved, and extremely effective. Guess who had 2 Kybella treatment? Dr. Ramirez Gavidia

Before & After

KYBELLA® may be right for you if:

  • You’re bothered (unhappy, self-conscious, embarrassed) by fat under the chin, also known as submental fullness
  • You feel the condition makes you look older or heavier than you actually are
  • You don’t want to have surgery
  • You eat well and exercise, but submental fullness does not go away

How Kybella® works?

The active ingredient in KYBELLA® is synthetic deoxycholic acid. Deoxycholic acid is a naturally occurring molecule in the body that aids in the breakdown and absorption of dietary fat. When injected into the fat beneath the chin, KYBELLA® destroys fat cells, resulting in a noticeable reduction in fullness under the chin. Once destroyed, these cells can no longer store or accumulate fat, so further treatment is not expected once you reach your desired aesthetic goal.

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How many Kybella® Treatment Sessions will I need?

Since everyone’s chin profile is different, the number of treatments varies from patient to patient. Your healthcare specialist will help determine how many treatment sessions you need based on the amount and distribution of your submental fat and your personal treatment goals. Each KYBELLA® treatment session is given at least 1 month apart, and you should not receive more than 6 treatments. In clinical studies, 59% of patients received 6.

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