Aquamid

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Aquamid Cost $2,300 average cost
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Updated 10 months ago

Self Injecting Aquamid

Better Days 14 posts
Not Worth It
Spent: $118 in USA
I ordered Aquamid from an online source. Foolishly I only thought of it as more long lasting than the 3 to 6 months other choices. I had no idea it will last 10 years or longer. Plus I did not inject the product right as I injected just barely under my top layer of skin or lip skin.... more »
Created 10 months ago

Top Lip Filled - Perth, Australia

tregirl 1 post
Worth It
Spent: $550 in perth, australia
I love it it is great and a cheap way rather than other fillers every few months, tho it is i bit lumps no one notices, i would like to get more in my lips as i have had this for 6 year but im scared after hear other peoples storys! more »
Updated 12 months ago

AQUAMID DISASTER...

joanna13 34 posts
Not Worth It
Spent: $6,000 in milan , Italy
I had injected aquamid in my cheeks 3 years ago and on january 08/2009 i had to run to the ER because my right side face was extremelly swelled ,as soon as got in the hospital i did a catscan that show an huge abscess after couple hours i see myself in the surgery room to have the abscess... more »
Created 3 months ago

Aquamid- Great Result & Economical - Melbourne, Australia

Carminee 4 posts
Worth It
Spent: $5,000 in Melbourne, Australia
I have had aquamid in the lips and for cheek augmentation- Personally i wouldn't waste my time with semi-permanent fillers it ends up costing a fortune and the results just don't last. Aquamid is used less and less here in Australia. I have been lucky and had no adverse reactions at any... more »
Updated 6 months ago

Aquamid - Melbourne, Australia

South Melbourne 9 posts
Not Worth It
Spent: $2,700 in Melbourne
I had Aquamid injected into my lips and wrinkles around my mouth. After a couple of months, there was still no difference. It just looked the same as before so I made another follow up appointment and paid full price again. This was done over a week ago and again there is no difference... more »
Created 12 months ago

Aquamid is GREAT! Find a Good Doctor - Oceanside, CA

diniss 4 posts
Worth It
Spent: $600 in Oceanside, CA
I scheduled an appointment in Tijuana mexico with Dr. Q of Cosmed clinic. I live in San Diego, California and we can not get aquamid in the states because of FDA regulations. The doctor was more than professional, so I went ahead and did 1cc of aquamid on my right nasal fold.(Nose to mouth... more »
Created 15 months ago

Aquamid - London, UK

Acnescar80 2 posts
Worth It
Spent: $600 in London, UK
I had four CCs of Aquamid over a four year period to progresively support the correction of severe cystic acne scarring. My most dated injection was in 2004. To date I have not had any severe reactions. I also have not had any loss of volume in the areas which were treated. Shorter term... more »
Updated 30 months ago

Had Aquamid Injections to Raise Height of Nose Bridge

Amy2000 1 post
Not Worth It
Spent: $2,500 in Australia
I am an Asian lady who had Aquamid injections to raise the height of the nose bridge.However, during my last injection 3 years ago, there was swelling. the doctor used steroid injections to help the swelling, telling me that each time, and over time, it should be a permanant result. i have... more »
Aquamid: was it worth it?

Aquamid Information

  • Aquamid is a permanent injectable filler for wrinkles and facial volume restoration
  • Aquamid is available in Europe, but is not yet approved by the FDA for use in the U.S.
  • Aquamid is a hydrogel consisting of 97.5%  water and 2.5% cross-linked polyacrylamide gel (PAG). 
  • Aquamid injections are often used for forehead lines and nasolabial folds
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