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What is Kybella?

Kybella is an FDA approved fat buster designed to help eliminate the double chin! It contains a naturally occurring molecule that bursts fat cells, dissolves fat, which your body then flushes out.  The aim for Kybella is to get rid of the fat under the chin, so you have a more natural, youthful appearance.

KYBELLA® may be right for you if:

The drug is injected with a tiny needle into the fat under the chin. Most patients need 2-4 treatments for a full effect, 4-6 weeks apart. The results are excellent in clinical studies!

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