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Men can Combat a Double Chin with Kybella

Do you find wearing fitted collars uncomfortable, or feel self-conscious when wearing suits and ties? A double chin can cause many men to feel uncomfortable wearing certain clothing items, as well as cause an aged appearance. If you are tired of living with stubborn chin fat, Kybella may be the answer.

What is Submental Fullness?

Submental fullness, also known as a double chin, is a common issue for many adults. It is characterized as extra fullness beneath the chin and can be caused by a variety of factors including weight gain, aging, and genetics. Many individuals find that, despite diet and exercise, a double chin cannot be eliminated. Kybella can help to eliminate this excess fat for a more youthful chin and neck profile.

How Does Kybella Work?

Kybella is an FDA-approved injectable treatment that is used to eradicate a double chin. Made up of a synthetic form of deoxycholic acid, which is a naturally occurring molecule in the body, Kybella breaks down and absorbs dietary fat. When injected into a double chin, Kybella destroys stubborn fat cells, which can then no longer store fat, for long-term results. The best part? Kybella requires no downtime, so you can return to work directly after treatment.

Kybella treatments involve multiple injections, a process which takes about 15-20 minutes to complete (this means you can be in and out on your lunch break). Some patients may need to return for further treatment sessions, depending on the amount of submental fullness present and desired results.

If you are tired of avoiding pictures, feeling uncomfortable in fitted collars, or feeling self-conscious about your double chin, now is the time to take the first step towards a more confident you. Contact the Plastic Surgery Center of Maryland today to schedule your initial consultation with Dr. Rosenberg. Our skilled staff will work with you to create an individualized treatment plan for you.

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Lawrence Rosenberg, MD

