Washington DC Juvederm doctors
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Houtan Chaboki, MD
Washington DC Facial Plastic Surgeon
2021 K Street NW #206, Washington D.C. |
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7 answers |
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Theda C. Kontis, MD
Baltimore Facial Plastic Surgeon
1838 Greene Tree Rd Suite 370, Baltimore |
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7 answers |
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Chris Thiagarajah, MD
Washington DC Oculoplastic Surgeon
110 Irving St NW Suite 1A-01 301-277-4844, Washington |
6 answers | |
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Philip S. Schoenfeld, MD
Chevy Chase Facial Plastic Surgeon
5454 Wisconsin Ave Ste 1625, Chevy Chase |
2 answers | |
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Nia Banks, MD, PhD
Washington DC Plastic Surgeon
8116 Good Luck Road Suite 215, Lanham |
1 answer |
Recent Answers
i had juvederm injected into glabella 5 weeks ago have had blurry vision for 3 weeks now severe headaches,nausea,dizziness,weight loss,blurred vision worse.Area above eyebrows is tight and burning cannot look up.Have been in hospital for 8 days,had mri,ct scan,chest xray.Nothing found.Am so ill was perfectly fine before injections.Doctors think i have had allergic reaction and prescribed anti sickness drugs.Area between brows is puffy would hyalurondiase help or would it be too late.
If you are having blurry vision after Juvederm injection there are multiple causes that could cause this but an ophthalmologist needs to see you. This could be a blockage of a blood vessel in your retina (retinal artery occlusiion) but also could be an ischemic optic neuropathy. It also could be unrelated. Eitherway an ophthalmologist needs to examine you and sort it out.
Hi please advice have now been suffering severe symptoms almost 3 months after juvederm ultra 2 injected into glabella area.Have seen neurologists,doctors,had numerous tests,no one has any answer to help.Wrote to allergan,they say juvederm is safe for glabella?I have lost so much weight,headaches with severe burning in front.Had hyaloronidase 4 weeks ago,this did nothing but smooth 2 lumps either side of eyes where ultra 2 was also injected.Am so ill,memory loss is prevalent as are blurry vision
Neurological symptoms occuring after Juvederm are essentially impossible. I have training in two subspecialties, neuro-ophthalmology and oculoplastic surgery. The neurological symptoms that you may be having are generally secondary to a problem that is occuring in the brain or spinal cord. Juvederm is injected into the skin. Additionally, the hyaluronidase which was injected dissolves it.
There is something that occurs in medicine where patients prescribe a medical illness or problem secondary to what we call "a sentinel event". The best example was when I was an intern I had a patient who was playing catch with his son and the football hit him in the chest by accident. Everything was fine but two weeks later he started coughing blood and after several tests it was determined he had lung cancer. The patient however convinced without a doubt that the cause of the lung cancer was the football that hit him in the chest. After all, he was fine before the football hit him and it was only two weeks later when he started coughing blood. It is quite well known that a football hitting someone in the chest doesn't cause lung cancer but the patient was convinced and no amount of explanation etc.. would change his mind.
This phenomenon is seen in all aspects of medicine and even in plastic surgery. Patients will get a facelift and subsequently develop breast cancer 6 months later and believe it is linked. Or patients will get the flu after botox and believe the botox caused the flu etc..
The problem you are having sounds neurological which is not linked to Juvederm which not only is only injected into your skin, does not get into the blood stream and also not into your brain or spinal cord. It is most likely a large coincidence.
I would like my lips to be plumper and have a bit of a pout. They're quite thin (even after using lip liner - as in pics) and the upper lip especially has a very flat look between my nose and lips. Since I have a slight overbite do you think the filler would make my lips look very fake and ducklike? I want it to look natural and subtle. How much do you think I would need and where would I have it injected for the most benefit? Also would you recommend that I get it in my philtral columns?
I think everyone will agree that you have beautiful lips. However, Juvederm can be used to make them look even more defined! I agree that enhancing your philtral columns would help. I would also add Juvederm to the upper lip vermillion border to better define the junction between the pink and skin of the upper lip. A small amount of volume can also be added to your lower lip. You would not need more than one syringe to get the effect you desire. Prevention of "duck" lips is usually determined by the skill of the injector. You want someone who understands lip aesthetics, not just someone who injects lips like filling a sausage. I recommend you ask your injector for photos of treated patients before you choose your physician.




