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Fat Dissolving Injections

Deoxycholic acid is marketed as Belkyra™ in Canada and as Kybella™ in the United States.

Are you bothered by your double chin?

Are you looking for a non-surgical solution?

A double chin is caused by multiple factors, with weight gain and diet being the main causes. Sometimes genetic factors are the culprit and no amount of diet and exercise will eliminate this extra fat. Also, as the skin ages and elasticity changes, the appearance of extra or saggy skin will result in the emergence of a double chin.

Deoxycholic acid is a bile acid that actually breaks down the fat cell into its components of free fatty acids and triglycerides. By injecting this substance into the area of fat under the chin, otherwise known as submental fat, it will gradually break down the fat in the region.

Yes it does. In fact, 80% of patients report satisfaction with their results. Several treatments may be required, usually between 2-4 t, but in some cases up to 6. Treatments are performed 6 weeks apart.

There can be mild discomfort and burning with the injections.

There is swelling in the injected area for about a week. Bruising, pain and mild numbness can occur but these usually resolve.

This treatment is recommended for patients with mild to moderate fatty deposits under the chin. It does not replace surgery and is not indicated for chins with lots of extra loose skin. The cost of Deoxycholic injections varies according to the number of sessions required. A proper evaluation will help determine the approximate number of sessions needed. In some cases, deoxycholic acid is not indicated for treatment of double chin. As it is impossible to predict the final result, follow-up consultations will be necessary.

No more hiding your double chin!

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Before and after gallery

“ Warning: These photos are published for information purposes only to provide information on the nature of the intervention. They do not constitute any guarantee of results.“