Juveni.com is listed on RIPOFF REPORT and people need to spread the word

Ripoff report is a well documented scam though. How can I trust what I read there?

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It seems people use the Juveni site to try to buy injectable fillers to use on themselves. While I certainly understand the desire to save some money, the expense associated with complications that could easily arise will far outweigh what was saved, not to mention the health risks.

Here is a blog that discusses the difference in the satisfaction from people who visited board certified doctors, versus other injectors. Keep in mind the "other injectors" were still people who do injections as part of their work...how much more the chances for error if this was your first time, you had no formal training, and you were trying to do it on yourself.

Staggering Differences in Satisfaction Between Board vs. Non-Board Certified Doctors

Here is a Q&A that discusses self injecting:

Buying Restylane Online and Injecting Yourself?

I know a lot of people will argue "Well, the doctors are just saying that because they want the money." Ok, lets pretend that is the case (which I disagree with, but that is beside the point). I would encourage you to go into any of our injectable communities, use the tag at the top of the review page to filter down to the "Not Worth It" reviews, then read some of the terrible experiences people have had. That is right from their mouths and shows the real complications that can go on.

Can anyone tell I have a passion for keeping people safe with these types of treatments?! ;) Please, please do not order fillers online, it is just too much of a risk.