Kybella is a course, not a single visit, so the gap between sessions sets your calendar and the session count sets your bill. Healthline gives both numbers.

The gap and the ceiling

Healthline states it in one sentence: "You can receive up to six Kybella treatments, with at least one month between each session."

There are two limits in it. Six treatments is the most, and one month is the shortest allowed gap. "At least" makes a month the floor, so a longer gap fits the rule too.

What the minimum does to your timeline

Count it out before you commit. A full six-treatment course with a month between each stretches across a long run of appointments, and an event date means counting backward from it, not forward from your first consultation.

Questions that keep the cost honest

"Up to six" is a ceiling and says nothing about your own number. Ask your provider how many sessions they expect for you, and whether a quoted price covers one session or the whole course. The difference is the maintenance cost hiding inside the sticker price.

Other sources describe the same treatment. The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery has a skin treatments page for Kybella. North Dallas Dermatology lists five things to know about Kybella. Cleveland Clinic covers the Kybella cosmetic injection as a plastic surgery procedure.

Planning the full series

Treat one month as the minimum, not the plan. Leave slack between sessions, and budget for the whole series at the start so a later session does not arrive as a surprise.