Does Kybella Cost Less Than Chin Liposuction?

November 13, 2024/by Dr. David Sieber

Cost is always one of the first topics we receive questions about when it comes to our cosmetic procedures. Unfortunately, we can’t give you an accurate estimate on the cost of a prospective Kybella treatment session over he phone. This goes for any cosmetic procedure.

Instead, it’s important that we meet with you in person first. This is because Kybella treatment costs are directly related to how much subcutaneous fat the patient has (Kybella destroys fat cells), which treatment session you’re on (sometimes, multiple sessions are needed), what your goals are, and other factors.

Before we go deeper into cost, however, let’s explore the surgery in general. What is Kybella?

An Overview of Kybella

Kybella is an FDA-cleared injectable treatment designed to reduce excess fat beneath the chin. Although it can sometimes be used on other parts of the body, it primarily targets submental fullness (often called a double chin). Specifically, the procedure uses injections of deoxycholic acid, which is a naturally occurring molecule, to break down fat cells, which are then absorbed by the body.

This is an excellent non-surgical approach to fat reduction beneath the chin. Patients who are worried about undergoing a surgical procedure or those who don’t want to pay the price of chin lipo are often great candidates for Kybella.

Does Kybella Cost Less Than Chin Liposuction?

For patients looking to reduce a double chin, Kybella and chin liposuction are both popular options. With that said, they differ in approach, recovery time, and overall expense.

Let’s review Kybella. This is a non-surgical, injectable procedure that breaks down fat cells under the chin. It does this, typically, in multiple treatment sessions. While each Kybella treatment session can target submental fat without incisions, the cost of the multiple sessions can add up.

On the other hand, chin liposuction is a surgical approach that removes excess fat directly from the treatment area. It only takes one procedure.

The cost of Kybella versus chin liposuction varies significantly based on the number of Kybella treatments required, the extent of fat reduction desired, and other factors. Because chin liposuction only requires one procedure and because it is surgical, it tends to cost more and involves surgical fees, anesthesia fees, and sometimes, aftercare fees.

In the end, many patients like that Kybella offers a more gradual pay schedule, with costs that tend to be lower overall and which do not need to be paid all at once.

Factors That Impact the Cost of Kybella vs. Chin Liposuction

Exact prices must be discussed with your surgeon as all surgeons charge different prices, and every procedure and patient will be different. Overall, one Kybella treatment session will be less expensive than a chin liposuction procedure. However, again, you’ll probably need multiple Kybella treatment sessions.

Naturally, this means that the number of Kybella treatments a patient needs directly impacts the total expense. Patients with significant submental fullness may need four or more Kybella treatments, increasing their cost per session. Although Kybella recovery is generally quicker and patients like that and that it’s non-surgical, costs can accumulate over these multiple sessions.

Chin liposuction is more expensive because it carries more risks and involves more serious medical procedures such as the administration of anesthesia, incisions, incision closure, and the liposuction procedure itself, which involves inserting a thin metal tube into the treatment area and physically suctioning out fat.

Ultimately, the choice is between you and your surgeon. There are certainly advantages to both Kybella and chin liposuction.

FAQs: Kybella

How much does Kybella cost per session?

The cost of Kybella treatments varies depending on the provider and the amount of fat reduction needed. Most patients pay per session. But while it may have a lower session cost compared to chin liposuction, the total expense can add up with each additional session.

Does Kybella work on other areas aside from the chin?

Kybella was primarily developed for the chin area to treat submental fat, but some providers also use it to target other small areas of fat on the body. For larger areas, liposuction is the preferred method of fat reduction.

Is Kybella recovery time shorter than chin liposuction recovery?

Yes, Kybella recovery is generally quicker and involves less downtime than chin liposuction. While some swelling and tenderness can occur at the injection site, most patients can return to their regular activities shortly after the Kybella procedure. On the other hand, chin liposuction may involve a longer healing period and more visible bruising and notable discomfort.

How many Kybella treatments are usually needed for best results?

Most patients require at least two to three Kybella sessions for visible fat reduction, though the number of treatments varies depending on your goals and anatomy.

Book Your Consultation Appointment Today

If you have excess chin fat causing a double chin, you may feel self-conscious about this, and that can limit you in other areas of your life. You may feel more embarrassed in social situations, worried about getting your picture taken, or like you don’t deserve that promotion at work. Kybella is a simple, non-surgical treatment that can help.

At the office of double board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. David Sieber, we offer this procedure. Contact us today to learn more about Kybella and find out if you’re a good candidate. We look forward to seeing you at your consultation appointment.

References

https://www.webmd.com/beauty/what-to-know-about-kybella-injections

What to Expect During Kybella Recovery

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October 15, 2024/by Dr. David Sieber

Kybella treatments can reduce excess bulk beneath your chin and along your neckline without invasive surgery. This way, we can reduce pain, eradicate the need for incisions, prevent scars, and still get you the great outcome you desire.

The Kybella procedure itself typically takes just fifteen to thirty minutes. It’s a quick and generally pain-free experience. Still, it’s important that patients know what they should expect post-treatment and that they follow their aftercare instructions carefully during the recovery process.

Below, we outline what you can expect during Kybella recovery. But first—let’s take a closer look at the Kybella treatment in general and how it is performed.

Kybella Overview

So, what is Kybella?

Kybella is a minimally invasive treatment designed to reduce excess fat beneath the chin, often referred to as a double chin. The procedure uses deoxycholic acid, a naturally occurring substance, to break down fat cells. The body then naturally absorbs and removes the cells. For many, Kybella injections are a good alternative to surgery (chin and neck liposuction).

Who Is a Good Candidate for Kybella?

Good candidates for Kybella include those with moderate to severe fat beneath the chin who want a non-surgical solution.

Individuals who prefer a gradual fat reduction, rather than a more immediate result from surgical procedures like chin liposuction, often find Kybella treatment appealing. It’s important to discuss your goals and medical history with a qualified provider to determine if this fat-dissolving treatment is right for you. Patients should have realistic expectations and be in good overall health.

When Is Chin Liposuction the Preferred Treatment?

Chin liposuction is sometimes preferred for individuals who want faster results and have larger areas of fat to treat. Unlike Kybella, which requires multiple sessions and gradual reduction, liposuction removes fat immediately with one session. This option may be better suited for individuals comfortable with a more invasive procedure and a longer recovery period.

Kybella Recovery Time

Common Recovery Symptoms

As far as Kybella recovery day by day, it’s normal to experience swelling, tenderness, and sometimes slight bruising at the injection sites. Kybella swelling can peak within the first few days but usually improves significantly within one to two weeks.

Patients may notice firmness in the treated area as the deoxycholic acid works on fat cells, but this sensation tends to subside gradually over a few weeks.

Can I Continue with My Typical Daily Routine After Kybella?

Yes, most patients can return to their regular activities immediately after Kybella injections. However, it’s best to avoid any activities that could irritate the injection site over the first few days.

Can I Exercise After Kybella?

While most daily activities can be resumed right away, it’s recommended to avoid strenuous exercise for at least one to two days after Kybella treatment. This brief rest period helps reduce swelling and allows the treatment area to settle. Light activities like walking are typically safe, but high-intensity workouts should be avoided.

Kybella Results: Give It Time

Visible results from Kybella take time as the body needs to process the treated fat cells. Initial swelling may obscure the final result, which usually becomes more noticeable a few weeks after treatment. Many patients require more than one session to achieve their desired results, so it’s common to plan for a few treatments spaced about a month apart.

FAQs: Kybella Recovery

How long does swelling last after Kybella?

Swelling after Kybella treatment is normal and typically lasts about one to two weeks. While the first week often shows the most noticeable swelling, it decreases day by day. Applying cold compresses and keeping your head elevated can help reduce swelling (check with your provider first, of course).

Is there any pain after Kybella injections?

Mild discomfort, such as tenderness or a warm sensation in the treated area, is common after Kybella injections. This usually goes away within a few days, and over-the-counter pain relievers can help reduce any lingering discomfort. Severe pain is uncommon.

How many Kybella sessions are needed?

Most patients require at least two to three Kybella sessions for optimal results, but this varies depending on the amount of fat on the neck and chin. Some may see improvements after the first session, while others may need up to six treatments.

The recommended interval between sessions is typically one month to allow proper recovery. Of course, this will depend on your Kybella cost, your budget, time constraints, and other factors.

Can Kybella results be maintained?

Kybella results are long-lasting as the treated fat cells are permanently reduced. However, maintaining a stable weight is important, as future weight gain can affect the appearance of the treatment area.

Call to Book a Consultation with Us

Regain your confidence by getting rid of your double chin with Kybella. This nonsurgical procedure is ideal for patients with moderate to severe fat beneath the chin.

No incisions. No scars. And a virtually pain-free experience for nearly all patients. See Kybella before and after photos for examples of how this procedure reduces bulk and creates a more defined jawline.

Contact us today to learn more about Kybella and schedule your consultation appointment! Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. David Sieber and his experienced team look forward to hearing from you.

References

https://www.mykybella.com/frequently-asked-questions

What Is Kybella?

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October 11, 2024/by Dr. David Sieber

Not everyone was born with a perfectly defined jawline. Furthermore, no one can stop the hands of time. And as one ages, it’s not uncommon (especially for those whose weight has fluctuated) to end up with excess fat beneath the chin and neck.

Fortunately, a nonsurgical procedure that injects a substance called Kybella into the neck can reduce fat cells in this area and give patients a more defined neckline.

So, Kybella what is it? Let’s explore more about this amazing injectable product and what it can do for you if you struggle with a double chin.

What Is Kybella Treatment?

The Kybella procedure is a non-surgical injectable treatment designed to reduce moderate to severe fat beneath the chin, also known as submental fat or a “double chin.” Kybella injections are an FDA approved injectable treatment.

The active ingredient in Kybella is synthetic deoxycholic acid, a naturally occurring molecule that helps break down and absorb fat. When injected into the fat beneath the chin, Kybella basically destroys the fat cells there. This results in a slimmer and more contoured profile.

The treatment is quick, minimally invasive, and requires little to no downtime. Please see our Kybella before and after photos for examples of what this treatment can do.

What Is Kybella Used For?

Kybella treatment is primarily used to reduce submental fat beneath the chin. It can provide a noticeable reduction of a double chin.

Kybella treatments are ideal for individuals who feel self-conscious about their chin area and want a non-surgical option to remove excess fat. Having excess subcutaneous fat on the chin is nothing to be embarrassed about. It’s often the result of genetics, aging, weight fluctuations, etc.

While it’s mainly used for cosmetic treatments on the chin, some doctors also apply Kybella off-label to target small pockets of fat in other areas of the body, such as the jowls or around the knees. However, its primary FDA-approved use remains for chin fat reduction.

Kybella Procedure Steps

The Kybella procedure begins with your surgeon marking the injection sites beneath the chin. A numbing agent is applied to minimize discomfort, followed by multiple small injections of Kybella directly into the fat. Once the dietary fat has been destroyed, the fat cells clear into the lymphatic and circulatory systems.

The number of treatments varies depending on the amount of fat being targeted. The treatment typically lasts around fifteen to thirty minutes, and there is minimal downtime afterward, allowing patients to return to most activities the same day.

Kybella Risks

As with any cosmetic treatment, Kybella does come with certain risks. The most common side effects include swelling, bruising, numbness, and redness at the injection site, which can last for a few days or weeks.

Less common but more serious risks include nerve injury in the jaw, trouble swallowing, and asymmetry in the treatment area. It’s important to consult with a qualified practitioner to ensure you’re a good candidate and minimize potential risks.

Kybella Recovery

Recovery from Kybella is typically quick, with most patients experiencing some swelling and discomfort for a few days after the procedure. Swelling is often a sign that the treatment is working, as the fat cells are being broken down and cleared away. Over-the-counter pain relievers can help manage any discomfort.

Patients should avoid strenuous activities for a few days post-treatment but can resume their normal routine shortly after. Results are gradual and may take a few weeks to become noticeable.

Kybella FAQs

How much is Kybella?

Kybella cost can vary depending on the number of treatments needed and the geographic location of the provider. It’s best to consult with your provider for a personalized quote.

What is Kybella best for?

Kybella is best for reducing submental fat under the chin. Commonly known as having a double chin, this neck and chin fat can make many patients feel self-conscious.

Furthermore, it’s ideal for people who have excess fat under their chin but want to avoid invasive surgical procedures like chin liposuction.

Will I need multiple treatments of Kybella?

The number of Kybella sessions needed varies based on the amount of fat under the chin and the desired results. Most patients require at least two treatment sessions, spaced about a month apart.

In some cases, more sessions may be recommended for optimal results, but this depends on individual factors like the amount of submental fat and the patient’s aesthetic goals overall.

Schedule a Consultation to Discuss Kybella Treatment

Kybella treatment can completely change your facial profile without surgical intervention. Please get in touch today to schedule a one-on-one consultation appointment with board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. David Sieber to find out more.

Dr. Sieber and his experienced team can help you learn if Kybella would be right for you.

References

https://www.mykybella.com/what-is-kybella

Breastfeeding With Implants

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September 27, 2024/by Dr. David Sieber

Many women who either currently have breast implants or are considering them have the same question:

Will I still be able to breastfeed my baby with breast implants?

Below, we will attempt to answer this question and several other related concerns we often hear from new and soon-to-be mothers.

Can a Mother With Implants Breastfeed Her Baby?

Yes, breastfeeding is certainly possible when a mother has implants. There are some caveats, however. In some cases, for example, implants may limit a mother’s ability to produce milk. While some breast milk may be produced, she might have difficulty producing enough breast milk to adequately support her baby. Keep in mind this challenge (under-producing milk) can happen to any mother, no matter whether she has implants or not.

Factors Influencing Milk Supply in Mothers With Implants

There are three main factors that may contribute to a mother’s milk production ability when she has implants:

The amount of glandular tissue present. Glandular tissue is the tissue that actually produces breast milk. It can sometimes be lost during breast implant surgery, or some women simply don’t have a lot of it to begin with.
The amount of scarring in and around the milk ducts.
The amount of overall breast tissue and nerve damage that occurred during breast surgery (often impacted most by the type of breast implant surgery performed).

We will discuss these and other factors in more depth below.

What’s important to note here is that most new mothers experience at least some challenges breastfeeding their baby — especially when it’s their first child. Things like how to best position the baby, what a good latch looks like, how often to feed the baby, and how to pump effectively all influence a mother’s ability to be successful at breastfeeding.

Key Concerns When Breastfeeding With Implants

1. Incision Location

It matters where on your body incisions were made for your breast implant surgery. Potentially, the most damaging location is around each areola. This area of the breast is crucial for the let-down reflex, which ultimately releases breast milk for the baby. When breast augmentation surgery occurs here, it is possible there will be a reduction in nipple stimulation, and nerves may be damaged.

2. Type of Surgery

Where your incisions are located largely depends on the surgical technique used by your doctor. Again, around the nipple surgical techniques tend to produce the biggest issues for breastfeeding mothers. In the armpit techniques and beneath the breast techniques often yield better results, with more nerves and glandular tissue left intact.

3. Implant Size and Positioning

In most cases, it is better to have implants placed under the layers of muscle in the breasts. Otherwise, when implants are placed over the muscle layers and between the muscle and glandular tissue, this can cause more issues. Similarly, larger implants often exert more pressure on the glandular tissue.

Both of these issues can cause breast milk-producing complications similar to engorgement.

4. Engorgement and Mastitis Issues

It’s important that a mother’s milk is able to drain well out of her breasts. However, breast implants may inhibit this process, which can lead to common breast-feeding issues such as engorgement and mastitis.

Engorgement occurs when the breasts are full or over full of milk, and draining is a problem. Engorgement usually happens during the first few months after a baby is born when the mother is still regulating how much breast milk she needs to produce. Engorgement makes it difficult to breastfeed, and it can be painful as well.

Mastitis occurs when the breast tissue is inflamed and results in an infection. This can also be painful and may lead to further medical complications.

5. Other Possible Complications

Finally, it’s important to remember that some women may experience complications during their breast implant surgery or complications after surgery that require revision or repair procedures. These can further complicate a woman’s breastfeeding success and may lead to additional damage of the glandular tissue, nerves, and milk ducts.

Are There Any Risks When Breastfeeding With Implants?

According to multiple resources, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “There have been no recent reports of clinical problems in infants of mothers with silicone implants.” At the same time, the CDC and other medical agencies bring up the fact that little research has been conducted on the safety of breastfeeding with implants.

Silicone Safety

While it is never an intention to allow silicone to enter a baby’s milk supply, it’s also important to remember that silicone (the primary material used to make most breast implants) is, as the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Michigan mentions, “widely present in the environment and silicone drops are commonly used to treat infants for stomach gas, or colic.”

What is of primary concern when it comes to breastfeeding newborns is that the baby is getting an adequate supply of milk. Even if a mother cannot produce enough milk to fully supply her baby with nourishment, she may still choose to provide what breastmilk she can and supplement with formula. Doing this is perfectly fine, and it is much better than attempting to supply your baby with entirely your own breastmilk when you’re having difficulty producing or latching your baby. This can cause serious health concerns for newborns, who will not be getting the nutrients they need to grow and thrive.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do breast implants make breastfeeding more difficult?

Breastfeeding with implants is usually not more difficult, but it can depend on the placement of the implants and the surgical technique used. If the milk ducts or nerves were affected during surgery, milk production could be reduced. However, many women with implants can breastfeed successfully.

Is it safe to breastfeed with implants?

Yes, it’s generally safe to breastfeed with implants or after a breast augmentation surgery. The materials used in breast implants, such as silicone or saline, do not pose a risk to the baby, and breastfeeding can often be done without issues. However, it’s important to discuss with your surgeon if any specific concerns apply to your case.

Can breast reduction affect breast milk production?

In the case of breast reduction, the surgery can affect milk production. The procedure may remove glandular tissue or impact milk ducts, potentially reducing breast milk supply. However, many women are still able to breastfeed successfully after breast reduction surgery, though outcomes vary depending on the surgical technique used.

Do You Have Other Questions About Breastfeeding After Implants?

As stated above, we often get questions from mothers concerning breastfeeding and cosmetic breast implants. If you are considering breast implants, or breast augmentation but aren’t sure if it’s right for you because you plan on becoming pregnant at some point after your surgery, we welcome you to book an appointment with Sieber Plastic Surgery today to discuss your options. Dr. Sieber would be happy to speak with you about any questions you may have and help clear up any concerns.

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Does Botox Change Your Face Shape

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September 26, 2024/by Dr. David Sieber

Ever wanted to tweak the shape of your face?

Many men and women look in the mirror and see slight imperfections that they would like to change. The key is that these trouble areas are often quite small. Therefore, traditional cosmetic procedures that are invasive, such as chin augmentation or rhinoplasty, aren’t always actually warranted.

The good news is, there is an alternative option: Botox.

How Can Botox Change Your Face Shape?

While Botox is generally marketed as a product that smooths fine lines and softens deep wrinkles and creases, it’s actually useful for fixing many other challenges as well. One key use of Botox injections, which has become increasingly popular in recent years, is the ability to change someone’s face.

Indeed, with the right cosmetic surgeon administering Botox, you can make a myriad of changes to your jawline, mouth, cheeks, nose, and overall face shape.

Reshaping Your Face With Botox

Everyone has a unique face shape. You’ve probably seen charts of the “classic” face shapes: heart, diamond, round, oval, square, long, and pear.

All of these face shapes can look attractive on different people. But it’s also not uncommon to have facial features that go best with one particular shape. If this is the case for you, and you’d like to make slight alterations, Botox may be the answer. Here are just a few of the things it can do to change the shape, features, and definition of your face — without surgery.

1. Slim your face

If you have a round or square face shape, you may have wished for a slimmer shape in the past. In fact, cosmetic Botox injections can give this for you.

To give yourself more of a pleasing oval-shaped face, Dr. Sieber can strategically inject Botox into the masseter muscles. These are the facial muscles located at the back of the jaw, which are very often overactive. If you’ve ever been a teeth grinder during the day or if your dentist has ever told you that you have sleep bruxism (essentially, teeth grinding at night), you may have overactive masseter muscles.

Constant teeth grinding and jaw clenching can lead these facial muscles to grow in size. Botox injection can relax them, however, which will reduce their activity and, thusly, reduce their size. Overall, with Botox in the masseter muscles, you’ll see a dramatic change in the contours of your face.

2. Alter your jawline

Just as Botox can slim your face, often by reducing the size and tension in the masseter muscles, it can also change the exact shape and exaggerate jawline by adding more firmness to an undefined jaw or by fixing asymmetries in the jaw.

In fact, this is a common procedure for men. A traditionally attractive feature in males is a strong, firm, and square-shaped jawline. However, not all men are endowed with this face shape. A few strategically placed injections of Botox can change that for men who lack jaw definition. Botox can even firm up or change the shape of the chin itself.

3. Change the shape and contours of your nose

Many people want to change the shape or size of their nose. In fact, rhinoplasty (commonly known as a nose job) is one of the most popular plastic surgeries on the face.

But as you likely know, getting rhinoplasty means a lot of downtime. It is a major surgery, which requires anesthesia and a lengthy recovery. Furthermore, during this recovery period, you may not feel comfortable going out or seeing people.

An alternative procedure offers similar (and sometimes even better) results and is far less invasive. It’s not at all invasive, in fact.

Botox injections can change the shape of your nose, fix bumps, straighten a crooked appearance, or even change the shape of the tip. This all happens with simple injections. The procedure is non-invasive, and the recovery time is minimal.

Keep in mind that not everyone is a good candidate for a “liquid nose job” or “liquid rhinoplasty,” as it is sometimes called. To know whether your nose issues can be successfully altered with the use of Botox, schedule a Botox consultation appointment with Dr. Sieber.

Here are the nasal shape issues of the nose that can be most commonly altered with Botox:

Raising the nasal bridge
Straightening the bridge
Camouflaging a dorsal hump or ridge
Changing the nose tip shape

How to Prepare for Your Botox Appointment

Before getting Botox, you need to book a consultation appointment. During this appointment, you can ask Dr. Sieber any questions you may have concerning the procedure.

Together, you’ll discuss your medical history and expectations for the procedure, and Dr. Sieber will let you know whether you’d be a good candidate for Botox face reshaping. If you decide to move forward, you’ll find out exactly how much Botox you’ll need and where. You can then book your appointment.

At your Botox treatment appointment, be sure you have followed all of the directions given to you by Dr. Sieber. It’s likely you will need to have stopped or changed certain supplements or medications. If you’re a smoker, Dr. Sieber will have given you specific instructions on halting smoking before your procedure as well.

After your Botox appointment, be sure to follow the aftercare instructions given to you by Dr. Sieber. This may include applying ice to reduce swelling and bruising and keeping your face as clean as possible.

FAQs About Botox

What’s the difference between Botox and Dysport?

Botox and Dysport are both cosmetic treatments derived from botulinum toxin, but they differ in formulation and how they spread in the body. Dysport tends to diffuse over a larger area, making it ideal for treating larger regions like the forehead, while Botox is often more precise, working well for targeted areas like crow’s feet. Both effectively reduce wrinkles but may be chosen based on your specific needs and desired results.

Does Botox make your face sag over time?

Botox does not cause facial sagging over time. When used correctly, Botox temporarily relaxes targeted muscles, smoothing out wrinkles and fine lines. However, if overused or applied improperly, it could weaken muscles, leading to a less firm appearance. Working with a qualified surgeon ensures natural results and maintains facial structure.

Can Botox change nose shape?

Yes, Botox can temporarily change the shape of your nose through a “liquid nose job.” This non-surgical procedure uses Botox to lift the nasal tip and smooth out bumps, offering a subtle reshaping without the need for invasive surgery.

Does your face change after Botox wears off?

Once Botox wears off, your face gradually returns to its pre-treatment appearance. The muscles regain movement, and wrinkles or fine lines may reappear, but they are no worse than before treatment. Regular Botox treatments can help maintain smoother skin over time.

What are the negative side effects of Botox?

Botox can cause temporary side effects such as bruising, swelling, and headaches. In rare cases, prolonged use may result in muscle atrophy, where muscles weaken from reduced activity and affect your natural facial expressions. To minimize risks, it’s crucial to have injections performed by a board-certified surgeon, like Dr. Sieber.

Schedule Your Consultation Appointment Today

Interested in using Botox to change the shape of your face? Get it right the first time by booking with a plastic surgeon who has unique skill and experience administering Botox for face shape alterations.

Dr. Sieber is one of the few double board-certified reconstructive and plastic surgeons in the San Francisco Bay Area. His experience and expertise speaks for itself. Just take a look at some of the ultra-satisfied Botox patients he’s worked with in the past.

If you have been considering this cosmetic treatment to alter or tweak the shapes and contours of your face, don’t wait. Book your consultation appointment today and start your journey toward the new you!