What is Sculpsure?
Sculpsure is state of the art in body contouring using laser energy to melt fat cells. The treatment consists of applying frames just larger than the size of a credit card to the area that is being treated.
What is Kybella?
Kybella is a clear fluid that is indicated for injection into upper neck to treat excessive fat (double chin) for permanent results. Kybella is clinically proven and FDA indicated to permanently destroy fat cells.
HOW IS KYBELLA USED?
Kybella is administered as multiple injections into the affected area (below chin) just below the skin surface. Most people will require 2 or 3 treatments spaced 6 weeks apart.
HOW DOES KYBELLA WORK?
As Kybella destroys fat cells, it also elicits an inflammatory reaction which leads to our own body’s natural collagen production in the treatment area. This may lead to smoother, tighter skin appearance.
RESULTS
Some individuals may experience laxity (sagging) skin after elimination neck fat with Kybella. OMEGA has a laser machine that can tighten this skin to give you a beautiful outcome. It is my opinion that Kybella is a breakthrough medical procedure that improves the appearance of the neck without resorting to surgery.
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