Can Juvederm be injected in the ball of the foot?

Sirish Maddali, MD answers: Juvederm for more padding in the ball of the foot?

Can Juvederm be injected in the ball of the foot to give it more padding? If so, how long does it last?

Sirish Maddali, MD
6 months ago
By Sirish Maddali, MD - Bay Area Plastic Surgeon

With pain from bone spurs in the heel, several patients request a procedure to increase the padding in that area. This is certainly not a common procedure, but has validity. Personally, I have not done the procedure, but would recommend trying a longer lasting filler in the area, maybe even Radiesse. Good luck.

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