Improve Your Double Chin With Kybella
A double chin is a very common complaint caused by submental fullness. Extra fat under your chin can cause your jawline and chin profile to become lost! It can also steal the attention away from your facial features and make you look older. If you suffer from a double chin, it might be time to consider treatment with Kybella!
How Does Kybella Work?
Kybella is an FDA approved injectable formula that can be placed under the chin to target fat cells. The formula works by breaking down these fat cells, preventing them from ever storing fat again. A board-certified surgeon can place the injections around the chin, avoiding any nerves.
Who Can Benefit?
If you are unhappy with the appearance of a double chin, you might consider Kybella treatment. however, there are many different treatment options to improve the chin area, so you’ll want to make sure your concerns can actually be addressed. Kybella is only successful at treating stubborn fat. If your double chin is caused by sagging skin, talk with your surgeon about a neck or facelift instead! You should also make sure that your double chin is not the result of poor eating habits or obesity. Kybella should only be used for stubborn fat that can’t be removed with proper diet and exercise.
What to Expect After
After treatment with Kybella, you might experience some mild swelling, bruising, and redness, but these should diminish within a few days. Because the fat cells were destroyed, you can expect long-lasting results as long as you maintain a healthy weight!
If you’re ready to find relief from your submental fullness and improve your chin profile, contact our office today for your consultation with Dr. Basile.
Dr. Patrick L. Basile is a board-certified plastic surgeon based in Jacksonville Beach, FL. He has worked with the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, which became the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center where he became the Assistant Chief of Plastic Surgery and the Director of Microsurgery. He joined the faculty at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Pittsburgh. He participates in annual humanitarian cleft lip and palate efforts as well. Dr. Basile has been acknowledged in numerous magazines, newspapers, books, and on television. He has won multiple awards over the years, and has a rating of 4.7 out of almost 300 reviews.
