My question is don't you think that juvederm is not for everyone and that there can be a side-effect. Doesn't the product make the skin fuller that would be stretching the skin. I have heard that once you start these injections you cannot stop them. If you do stop them then your face will sag. Is this true???
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Answer: Some Juvederm products contain lidocaine which may trigger a "hyper" sensation.
Schedule a follow up with a dermatologist. Most dermatologists would be able to perform a biopsy at your visit - ensure you inquire about this when you make the appointment. All the best.
Making
sure to choose only a highly experienced injector may help limit bruising and swelling
in the future, although the lips have a greater tendency to bruise after
injectable fillers than other areas, unfortunately. While ice packs can help
reduce any swelling that may be present, bruising...
It is possible for Juvederm to migrate but it is very unlikely that it has traveled to your neck and spine from your cheeks. Your body will naturally break down the product and should be dissolved in 6-12 months. If you are concerned i would book an appointment with your doctor or injector...