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Kybella® is a tailored approach to reducing submental fat, also known as a double chin, using Kybella® injections. At Skin by Meghan Dinneen in Caribou, ME, we specialize in Kybella® treatments, which focus on eliminating unwanted fat under the chin to create a more sculpted and defined facial profile. Through this FDA-approved, non-surgical solution, we help you achieve your aesthetic goals while maintaining your natural beauty.
Kybella® provides a targeted solution for those looking to reduce submental fat without surgery. Key benefits include
Breaks down and eliminates fat cells under the chin.
Allows you to return to daily activities shortly after treatment.
Avoids the need for invasive procedures.
Tailored to your unique anatomy and aesthetic goals.
Kybella® uses deoxycholic acid, a substance that naturally occurs in the body, to dissolve fat cells located in the submental region. Once destroyed, these cells are naturally eliminated by the body over time. Here’s what to expect during a Kybella® treatment
Kybella® is perfect for those who want to eliminate unwanted fat beneath the chin. You may be a good candidate if:
Our provider will help determine if Kybella® is suitable for you during your consultation.
At Skin by Meghan Dinneen, we focus on providing personalized care in a supportive and professional environment. Here’s why clients trust us for Kybella® treatments
Once the fat cells are destroyed, they are permanently eliminated. With a healthy lifestyle, Kybella® results are long-lasting.
Most clients begin to see noticeable improvements within 4–6 weeks after their first session, with optimal results after completing the treatment plan.
Headaches are not a common side effect of Kybella®, but if they occur, they are typically mild and temporary. If you experience a headache, we can provide guidance on how to alleviate it.
Typical Kybella® side effects include swelling, redness, bruising, or tenderness at the injection site. These effects are temporary and usually resolve within a few days.
