Kybella Before and After

Not published yet. The only photographs we will show are our own patients, with written consent on file. Reposting somebody else's results, or a manufacturer gallery, would tell you nothing about the work done in this room. Ask your provider what she can show you.

Because consent takes time to gather and we will not publish without it. Photographs of a patient belong to that patient. When ours are consented and matched for light and angle, they go on this page and not before.

Ask Tasha Wright Ford, RN when you come in. She will show you whatever she has permission to show, and she will tell you plainly when she has nothing to show for a particular case. Either way you leave knowing what she expects for your chin.

Kybella is planned as a series rather than a single appointment. How many sessions you need depends on how much fullness sits under the chin and how you respond. Tasha gives you that number at the assessment and reviews it as the plan runs.

Then Kybella is the wrong tool, and we will say so at the assessment. Skin laxity answers to a different approach entirely. This is the most common reason we route somebody away from this treatment rather than book it.

Yes, and that is why timing matters. Swelling under the chin is expected with this treatment, and a photograph taken while it is present shows swelling instead of result. We photograph once the area has settled, and we tell you when that is.

Please do, and keep them consistent. Same room, same time of day, same distance, chin level, no filter. Take one from the front and one from the side. Those frames tell you and Tasha more than memory does at your review.

Tasha Wright Ford, RN, a Master Injector with 22+ years in nursing and 16+ years injecting. She takes a full health history, then reads the area under your chin at rest and in movement. Dr. Anna Mkrtchyan, Naturopathic Medical Doctor (NMD), is our Medical Director.