When will Evolence Breeze be available in the USA for lip enhancement?

I've read alot about it being used in the UK and women loving it. It would be nice for a lip filler to last 12 months. Do you know if will be a smoother product than Juvederm Ultra Plus? Mine always seems to be a little lumpy.

3 answers to “When will Evolence Breeze be...”

A: Evolence will probably be available within three months to a year

Ronald Shelton, MD

The company thinks that it will be approved within the year and possibly as early as three to six months from now. There is no guarantee of this. The FDA can always ask for more information, therefore delaying the release date. In the U.S. as compared to the U.K, Evolence Breeze will be indicated for finer... more

A: Good question---Soon!

Mary Lupo, MD

Evolence was FDA approved in the summer of 2008, so it is reasonable to expect the Breeze version to be out soon. It all depends on the FDA. It is, indeed, an exciting option for natural and long-lasting lip enhancement. Hopefully, we will get it early in 2009. The lumping you describe from Juvederm is likely... more

A: Evolence Breeze will be available in the next few months

David Shafer, MD

Isugirl, Evolence Breeze should be available in the USA in the next few months. It will be a great filler for fine lines and wrinkles. I already feel that Evolence is smoother than Juvederm in many cases, so I am excited to start injecting Evolence Breeze which is even smoother. Just to clarify, my... more

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Dr. Sachit Shah
52 posts
31 Jan 2009

Evolence Breeze has been available in Canada for over 2 years and it is fast becoming filler of choice for lip lines as it gives very natural looking fill for the lip lines. I use it to bulk up and augment the lip and patients do not feel lumps with it.

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