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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lypolitic Pace (Kybella).
Most clients require two to four treatments spaced about four to six weeks apart. The exact number depends on the amount of submental fat and your aesthetic goals; your clinician will create a personalized treatment plan during consultation.
Yes. Kybella (deoxycholic acid) is FDA-approved to treat submental fat when administered by trained professionals. Side effects like swelling, bruising, and temporary numbness are common; serious complications are rare when following pre- and post-care instructions.
You can expect swelling, bruising, tenderness, and temporary numbness at the injection site, typically most pronounced in the first few days and gradually improving over one to three weeks. Results become noticeable after swelling subsides; complete results appear several weeks after the final session.
Kybella is injected precisely into submental fat and is intended to be localized, so it typically does not affect surrounding facial muscles or structures. Temporary swelling can alter appearance briefly, but once healed, patients usually see improved facial balance and jawline definition.
Yes. Avoid Kybella if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have infection at the injection site, bleeding disorders, or a history of nerve injury in the jaw area. Inform your provider about medications, allergies, and medical conditions so they can assess suitability and safety.
Initial improvement is often visible after four to six weeks once swelling decreases, and progressive reduction occurs after successive treatments. Most patients achieve their desired contour after two to four sessions, with final results settling several weeks after the last treatment.