How Much Does Kybella Cost?

Aug. 04, 2020 9:23 am | by Dr. M. Tahsini

 

What is the Cost of Kybella Injections for Chin?

(This post was updated on 10/02/2024)

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What is the Cost of Kybella Injections for Chin?

If you’re considering Kybella treatment and want to know the cost, you’ve come to the right place. The total cost will vary depending on the amount of treatment required and several other factors.

 

This post covers everything you need to know about Kybella costs. Read on!

 

Is Kybella Worth It?

Kybella is a non-invasive injectable treatment that targets fat beneath the chin. It utilizes deoxycholic acid injections to break down fat cells without the need for incisions or surgery, reducing downtime to a minimum. This treatment is suitable for individuals 18 years or older with excess fat under the chin.

If you are pregnant, nursing, planning facial surgery, or have medical conditions in the treatment area, Kybella may not be the right option for you. In such cases, you might want to consider alternatives like chin liposuction.

 

How Does the Procedure Work?

Kybella uses a synthesized form of deoxycholic acid, a bile acid naturally produced in the body to absorb fat. By injecting this acid into targeted fat cells under the chin, the fat cells are destroyed and eliminated by the body’s metabolism over the following weeks.

A trained medical professional should administer the injections to ensure accuracy and safety. The treatment area is marked, and a numbing agent may be applied before injections are given. Multiple sessions may be necessary depending on the amount of fat.

 

What is the Cost of Kybella?

The average cost of Kybella in 2020 ranged from $600 to $2,000 per session. This varies based on the number of vials used, your healthcare provider’s fees, geographic location, and other factors. On average, each vial costs between $600 and $700, but providers may offer bundle deals or packages for multiple sessions.

As a cosmetic procedure, Kybella is typically not covered by insurance. However, you can explore financing options such as medical loans or credit cards. Some providers may also offer in-house financing plans. Additionally, consider other body sculpting options like Ultherapy or Laser Lipo for targeting fat around the chin and neck.

 

 

 

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