Exfoliation after Juvederm injection?

I Just had Juvederm put in my face 18 days ago. I normally use a beta hydroxy acid and a cream with retinol vitamin A and green tea in it. Is this still safe to use? I just want this to last as long as possible. Thanks.

5 answers to “Exfoliation after Juvederm injection?”

A: This would be just fine

Richard P. Rand, MD

The combination you are describing shouldn't cause any problem or any rapid absorption of the Juvederm.  Go right ahead and enjoy your improved look and skin.

A: Juvederm and other skin care

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

That should not be a problem and will likely improve the appearance of your skin as well as improve minor irregularities. Discuss with your physician in case they have any concerns.

A: No Problem

Arnold R. Oppenheim, MD

 The Juvderm by now has settled and made a home in your dermis. There should be no problem placing any cream or moisturizer on top of it. Your regimen sounds fine but I certainly would add a sunscreen to it. RevaleSkin Day cream which has a sunscreen in it ( CoffeeBerry itself is a good sunscreen, but the... more

A: Absolutely.

Don Mehrabi, MD

Thanks for your question! You can continue to use all of your topical skin creams and products. The Juvederm is in the dermis, so there is no danger that what you use will affect your recent treatment! You can be 100% comfortable with the combination of those topical creams and your Juvederm... more

A: Juvederm and Exfoliants

Michael A. Persky, MD

Hi Hilda, You always want to check with your injecting physician, but you should be able to use the cleanser with Retinol and green tea.  Be well. Dr. P

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