Juvederm for laugh lines and expression lines

My expression and laugh lines bother me. Can Juvederm injections fill these in and still leave me looking natural, not like work was done?

4 answers to “Juvederm for laugh lines and...”

A: Juvederm Helps Smooth Laugh Lines and Restore Facial Volume

Adam D. Schaffner, MD

Juvederm Ultra and Juvederm Ultra Plus are two types of injectable filler materials derived from hyaluronic acid (HA).  Juvederm Ultra is a lighter material and is used to fill mild lines or grooves as well as to enhance lips.  Juvederm Ultra Plus is made of a heavier material and is better for... more

A: Juvederm is a great product to treat laugh lines. ...

Steven Wallach, MD

Juvederm is a great product to treat laugh lines.  Anyone of a number of products can do so.  Any of the hyaluronic acids, radiesse, fat injections , artefill, etc... more

A: Juvederm and other hyaluronic acid fillers work great for smile and laugh lines

Arnold W. Klein, MD

Juvederm and other hyaluronic acid-based fillers such as Restylane work very well for the lines from the nose to the mouth and the parenthesis around the mouth or, in medical terms, the nasolabial folds and marionette lines. I use both of these fillers on a daily basis in my Beverly Hills practice with great... more

A: One cannibal said to the other, "Does this clown taste funny to you?"

Michael A. Persky, MD

Juvederm is a great soft tissue filler. It works very well on the "laugh lines" around the mouth, the nasolabial folds. The laugh lines around the eyes or "crow's feet" are better treated with Botox. So keep on laughing; remember that smiling is the best form of "plastic surgery".

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