Juvederm

Also known as: juvéderm, juvederm filler, juvéderm filler, juvederm dermal filler, juvéderm dermal filler, juvederm injectable, juvéderm injectable, juvederm ha filler, juvéderm ha filler, juviderm

Neurotoxins & Dermal Fillers

AI Aesthetician Summary

Juvéderm is a leading collection of hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers designed to restore facial volume, reduce wrinkles, and rejuvenate the skin through non-surgical cosmetic enhancement. As one of the most popular dermal filler brands in the United States, Juvéderm offers multiple formulations ...

Treatment Details

Targets

Concerns:Loss of Volume Wrinkles Nose-to-mouth Lines Thin Lips Jowls

Areas:Lip, Cheek, Chin, Jaw, Nose, Eye, Forehead, Mouth

Tissues:Skin (Epidermis, Dermis), Subcutaneous Fat, Bone

Longevity:1-2 Years

How it Works

Duration:45 minutes

Anesthesia:Local Injection

Pain Level:Mild

Techniques:Injection

Multiple Sessions:Yes

Session Notes:Repeat treatments are typically required every 6 to 24 months to maintain results, depending on product and area treated.

Post Treatment

Downtime:7 days

Post-care:To reduce swelling and bruising after Juvederm treatment, apply ice packs periodically to the treated area and elevate your head when sleeping for the first couple of nights. Avoid strenuous exercise, excessive heat, and sun exposure for at least 24-48 hours, and refrain from touching or pressing the treated area.

Risks:Common side effects include redness, swelling, pain, tenderness, bruising, itching, lumps or bumps, firmness, and discoloration. Rare but serious risks include allergic reactions, infection, delayed onset nodules or granulomas, skin necrosis, vision impairment or blindness, and stroke due to vascular occlusion.

Additional Information

Invasiveness:Minimally Invasive

Specialty:Cosmetic Surgery

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