I'm very interested in a volumizing filler around my jawline and still deciding between the two. I was told over the phone that Juvederm can last 6-12 months longer than Radiesse. Is this true ? I was thinking of going Radiesse because it's affordable ,but if it is true that Juvederm does last longer than long term I'd be saving money from annual visits. What's the best choice ?
Answer: During your in person consultation discuss which product will provide you with the optimum results. Thank you for your question. During your in person consultation discuss which product will provide you with optimum results. If similar results will be obtained between the 2 products then decide based on price and longevity. Some Juvederm products last longer than others, ensure you receive correct information. Best,
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Answer: Juvederm over Radiesse for facial contouring While there are no fillers FDA-approved specifically for jawline contouring, Juvederm and Radiesse are good options. I agree with the experts who have commented that the most important factor in deciding which filler is best is the not the duration- both last over 1 year- but rather the result. In my view, how natural of an effect the product will yield, how it settles in the tissue and how amenable it is to molding and correction are paramount. For these reasons, I tend to prefer Juvederm (Voluma) for contouring the jawline.Good luck!
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Answer: Juvederm over Radiesse for facial contouring While there are no fillers FDA-approved specifically for jawline contouring, Juvederm and Radiesse are good options. I agree with the experts who have commented that the most important factor in deciding which filler is best is the not the duration- both last over 1 year- but rather the result. In my view, how natural of an effect the product will yield, how it settles in the tissue and how amenable it is to molding and correction are paramount. For these reasons, I tend to prefer Juvederm (Voluma) for contouring the jawline.Good luck!
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September 16, 2015
Answer: Radiesse vs. Juvederm Along the Jawline Thank you for the question. I agree with the other experts here -- Radiesse generally lasts longer than Juvederm. For the chin, jawline, and pre-jowl area, I prefer to use Radiesse. This generally lasts 12-18 months and gives a better local volumization when placed in the deep tissues (along the bone). Voluma is another good, long-lasting option. The only advantage of Voluma is that it is reversible (by use of an enzyme), whereas Radiesse is not. In very volume deficient patients, a combination of fillers can give the best results. Best of luck moving forward!
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Answer: Radiesse vs. Juvederm Along the Jawline Thank you for the question. I agree with the other experts here -- Radiesse generally lasts longer than Juvederm. For the chin, jawline, and pre-jowl area, I prefer to use Radiesse. This generally lasts 12-18 months and gives a better local volumization when placed in the deep tissues (along the bone). Voluma is another good, long-lasting option. The only advantage of Voluma is that it is reversible (by use of an enzyme), whereas Radiesse is not. In very volume deficient patients, a combination of fillers can give the best results. Best of luck moving forward!
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May 27, 2015
Answer: Best Filler for Volumizing the Jawline Hi Pet,Radiesse (12-18 months) is thought to last longer than Juvederm and Juvederm Plus (9-12 months), and is a stronger lifting product. Juvederm's new product, Voluma, lasts longer than Radiesse, up to 2 years. I prefer to use either Radiesse or Sculptra (2-4 years once correction is obtained) to add volume to the jawline. I have heard of Voluma being used along the jawline sometimes even mixed with Radiesse. All of these uses are off-label. Most important for you to choose your injecting physician most carefully. Good luck and be well.Dr. P
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Answer: Best Filler for Volumizing the Jawline Hi Pet,Radiesse (12-18 months) is thought to last longer than Juvederm and Juvederm Plus (9-12 months), and is a stronger lifting product. Juvederm's new product, Voluma, lasts longer than Radiesse, up to 2 years. I prefer to use either Radiesse or Sculptra (2-4 years once correction is obtained) to add volume to the jawline. I have heard of Voluma being used along the jawline sometimes even mixed with Radiesse. All of these uses are off-label. Most important for you to choose your injecting physician most carefully. Good luck and be well.Dr. P
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March 7, 2016
Answer: Determining best choice of filler for specific anatomic area Radiesse and Juvederm have similar longevity, and this is not the biggest difference distinguishing the two products. The biggest difference is their elastic modulus - roughly the firmness of the product. Radiesse is much, much more firm than Juvederm, which makes it better suited for restoring areas of bony deficit and areas where more "lift" is needed. Juvederm is much silkier and smoother, making it better in areas where a smooth, silky contour is desired, such as the lips and smile lines.
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Answer: Determining best choice of filler for specific anatomic area Radiesse and Juvederm have similar longevity, and this is not the biggest difference distinguishing the two products. The biggest difference is their elastic modulus - roughly the firmness of the product. Radiesse is much, much more firm than Juvederm, which makes it better suited for restoring areas of bony deficit and areas where more "lift" is needed. Juvederm is much silkier and smoother, making it better in areas where a smooth, silky contour is desired, such as the lips and smile lines.
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