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Under Chin / Jawline
Evaluate localized submental fat, skin laxity, anatomy and profile balance.
Possible pathways may include
- —KYBELLA when appropriate
- —Skin-tightening pathway when laxity is dominant
- —Combination planning when both contribute
Fat-dissolving injections · Austin, Texas
Target stubborn pockets of fat—with the right treatment for the area.
“LipoDissolve” is a broad search term for injectable fat-reduction treatments. At Grace, we start with the area you want to improve, identify what is creating the fullness, and determine whether an injectable or another body-contouring technology is the best fit. KYBELLA is a specific prescription product, not another name for LipoDissolve.
First-time patient? Submit the form for a complimentary consultation—a $50 value.
Treatment eligibility and results vary. Swelling and other side effects can occur. Read the safety information.

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Real treatment photography from our own archive.
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We are not forced to make every patient fit one technology.
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Treatment is provided within Grace’s medical oversight structure.
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3305 Northland Dr, Suite 500.
Actual Grace patient results
These are distinct Grace patient cases from the practice’s fat-dissolving treatment archive. Because the exact injectable and session details were not retained with these files, none is presented as a KYBELLA result.





Fat-dissolving injections are not one product. At your consultation, ask which product or formulation is proposed, why it fits your concern and what a realistic comparable case looks like.
Find Out If I’m a CandidateComplimentary consultation
Show us the area bothering you. We’ll determine what is causing the fullness and which Grace treatment is most likely to address it. You do not need to know which treatment you need before your consultation. First-time patients who submit this form have the $50 consultation fee waived.
Concern-first planning
Tell us what you want to change. Grace will evaluate the tissue, anatomy and scale of the concern before recommending an injectable, a body-contouring technology, a skin-focused pathway or another appropriate plan.
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Evaluate localized submental fat, skin laxity, anatomy and profile balance.
Possible pathways may include
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Evaluate whether a small, well-defined pocket of fat is suitable for a localized injectable approach, or whether another option fits better.
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Larger areas are not the focus of LipoDissolve. Grace assesses them for body-contouring options instead.
Possible pathways may include
These are assessment pathways, not promises that every concern will be treated with an injectable. KYBELLA’s FDA-approved use is limited to submental fullness in adults.
What Grace currently offers
Clear names. Clear treatment plans.
“LipoDissolve,” “liquid lipo” and “fat-dissolving injections” are broad consumer terms used around injection lipolysis. Grace does not treat those names as interchangeable medications. The exact medication or treatment being recommended should always be identified during your treatment plan.
KYBELLA is the named prescription injectable Grace can discuss for appropriate submental fullness.
It is indicated for improvement in the appearance of moderate-to-severe fullness associated with submental fat in adults. That approval does not transfer to compounded or other fat-dissolving products, and KYBELLA is not approved for body fat outside the submental region. Your consultation should identify the exact product or formulation proposed and why.
Read the FDA consumer noticeStart with the cause
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Soft subcutaneous fat beneath the chin may respond to an appropriate fat-focused treatment after evaluation. It is different from deeper neck anatomy and from overall weight concerns.
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If lax skin is driving the change, removing fat may not create the expected jawline definition and can sometimes make laxity more noticeable. A skin-focused or surgical approach may fit better.
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Chin and jaw structure, deeper neck anatomy, fat and skin can all influence the profile. Grace separates these factors before recommending treatment—or saying injections are not the right tool.
Fat-dissolving injections address appropriate fat. They do not tighten loose skin or change chin or jaw structure. These are consultation topics, not a self-diagnosis tool. Loose facial or jawline skin may need a skin-focused pathway; localized body fat belongs in the body-contouring assessment.
The visit and recovery
This is an injectable treatment with real recovery. There is no surgical incision, but visible swelling, soreness or bruising may affect work and social plans.
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Your provider reviews your health history, examines the area and confirms whether an injectable approach is appropriate before anything is scheduled.
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Small injections are placed into the planned treatment area according to your provider's treatment plan. The exact product or formulation should be named; the approach is not a fixed package sold in advance.
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Swelling can temporarily make the area look fuller before it looks better. Tenderness, firmness, bruising, numbness or altered sensation can also occur and may affect social plans even though there is no surgical incision.
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Change develops gradually and more than one session may be recommended. You are reassessed between visits instead of committing to a standing schedule.
A fat-dissolving injection does not tighten skin. Factual timing and the full balance of risks come from the current prescribing information, linked in the safety section below.
Cost and value
Your cost depends on the treatment area, actual product or formulation, amount required, number of visits and whether another modality is more appropriate. At your consultation, ask for the expected cost per visit and an estimate for the full course—not just an attractive per-vial or per-session number. We'll explain your options before you decide.
First-time patient? Submit the form for a complimentary consultation—a $50 value.

Why Grace
Your goal can lead the consultation because the answer is not predetermined.
Because Grace offers multiple fat-reduction, body-contouring and skin-focused technologies, the consultation can begin with your goal instead of a predetermined device or injection. We assess whether the change is driven by localized fat, skin laxity, muscle, structure or another factor.
If injections are unlikely to create the desired change, Grace can explain why and route the concern appropriately. Learn more about Grace’s provider-led approach. The result photography above is from actual Grace patients, not stock “result” imagery.
Body areas
You don’t need to know whether the answer is an injection, ultrasound, laser fat reduction or another body-contouring approach before you come in. Tell us where the concern is. We’ll assess the tissue and compare the Grace options designed for that problem.
Focused ultrasound for appropriate localized subcutaneous fat.
Explore LIPOcelLaser-based fat reduction for appropriate treatment areas.
Explore SculpSureFor concerns involving a combination of fat, skin quality, muscle tone or body composition.
Explore Body Contouring AssessmentLocalized treatments do not treat visceral fat or function as generalized weight-loss treatments. When laxity is the main concern, Grace may discuss an appropriate skin-tightening pathway instead. You can also review our injectables approach.
Important safety information
KYBELLA (deoxycholic acid) injection is FDA approved for improvement in the appearance of moderate-to-severe convexity or fullness associated with submental fat—fat beneath the chin—in adults. It is not approved for use anywhere else on the body.
It should not be injected into or near an area of infection.
Swelling, bruising, pain, numbness, redness, and areas of firmness or hardness at the injection sites are among the most commonly reported effects. Swelling under the chin can be pronounced.
Serious reactions have been reported, including nerve injury in the jaw that can cause an uneven smile or facial muscle weakness, trouble swallowing, and injection-site ulceration, tissue damage or hair loss. Labeling also describes the risk of injection-site nodules (3 cm or smaller) or masses (larger than 3 cm), which may not resolve on their own and may require medical treatment.
In September 2026, FDA approved additional labeling warning about adverse reactions associated with use outside the submental region and recommends against that unapproved use, noting that neuromuscular and other serious adverse events may occur.
“LipoDissolve” does not identify one standardized medication. Treatment should follow an in-person evaluation under the practice's medical oversight, and the exact product or formulation, indication and patient-specific plan should be explained. Tell your provider about your medical history, prior treatment in the area, difficulty swallowing, bleeding problems, and any new or persistent nodules or masses after treatment.
This is a summary for patients, not a complete list of risks, and it does not replace a conversation with your provider. Report side effects to your provider and to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Direct answers
Your goal comes first
Most patients know what they want to change long before they know which technology should treat it. Start with the area. Grace will evaluate the fat, skin, anatomy and treatment options—and explain what makes the most sense before you decide.
Start with an assessment
Tell us what you are seeing under your chin, along your jawline or in another small localized area. We'll assess what is contributing to it and explain which treatment—if any—makes sense for you.
First-time patient? Submit the form for a complimentary consultation—a $50 value.
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Grace MedSpa and Body Solutions treats patients from one Austin location, convenient to Northwest Hills, Allandale, Rosedale and the Domain. Patients also visit from West Lake Hills and Lakeway.
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