Botox & Juvederm an excellent combo

Ronald Shelton, MD, FAAD, FAACS answers: Smoker's lines - Should I use Juvederm and Botox in combination?

I am considering juvederm to lessen "smoker-lines". Do I need Botox and Juvederm together?


Ronald Shelton, MD
16 months ago
By Ronald Shelton, MD - Manhattan Dermatologic surgeon

Yes. This is an excellent treatment to consider. Please realize though, that there is a small margin of error and flattening of the lip, and certain letters are difficult to pronounce so that singers and wind instrument musicians should not have Botox on the lip.

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