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Are Doctors Paid to Recommend Juvederm?

When it comes to cosmetic injections, doctors usually recommend the same products - Juvederm, Restylane, etc. Are doctors paid to recommend certain products and if not, why are these better than some of the other injectables out there?

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20 Doctor Answers | Asked by anon
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The HA's can give very nice results, are long lasting but are temporary.

Juvederm and Restylane are a type of substance known as hyaluronic acid (HA). They are very nice dermal fillers as they can be soft and last a while, but not too long. Remember, you will continue to age and your face will undergo changes. It is nice to not have a product that may be permanent and not 'age' appropriately with your face. A very important factor to achieve a nice result with a filler is, of course, your injector.
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Replenish your supply of hyaluronic acid

Juvederm is composed of hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring sugar. While it is found in our skin and helps provides form and structure, it is lost as a part of the normal aging process. The result is a progressive loss of both the turgor and structure of our skin as this water-loving compound diminishes. Replacing hyaluronic acid by Juvederm injections is one of the most powerful ways in which to address facial aging with little to no downtime.
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Paid Endorsement Not Happening

Physicians are typically not compensated for their endorsement of a product. Juvederm and Restylane are hyaluronic acids, and therefore they have more flexibility than broader molecules like artefill or radiesse. When patients receive a treatment that they like, they will return. Happy return business means a profitable practice in the long term.

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Juvederm

Doctors get paid by patients when they do a good job of injecting a reliable filler and the patient returns because they have confidence they can repeat the performance. Doctors recommend what they have faith will deliver a result that is desired.
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Why Juvederm and Restylane are so popular

Juvederm and Restylane are popular for a variety of reasons. Firstly, Restylane was one of the first products to be introduced to compete with collagen. Injectable collagen is from an animal source and requires allergy testing because there is a significant risk of allergic reaction. Juvederm and Restylane are hyaluronic acid fillers which is a naturally occuring substance in the body, a carbohydrate with a low risk of allergic reaction, which decreases as we age. Juvederm and Resylane... more
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One of the most popular fillers - Juvederm

  The “next generation” of non-invasive skin smoothing procedures is the dermal filler Juvederm. Created by Allergan Inc., Juvederm has a special formulation which differentiates it from all other dermal fillers on the market, part of which is a higher concentration of hyaluronic acid than any other fillers. Juvederm is non-animal-based, and because it has a smoother consistency, it causes even milder discomfort than most other fillers. When this smooth gel... more
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Restylane and Juvederm are among the safest fillers.

The reason Juvederm and Restylane are the most commonly talked about and most commonly used fillers is that they are among the safest, and have a long track record with good quality results (ONLY in the hands of well-trained, artistic, conservative injectors). Ideally one should pursue treatment with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon to protect the chances of a safe and good result.
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Juvederm: Best All-Around Player in the Filler Game

As physicians, we want to give our patients both performance and value with the least risk possible. This is because when you are happy, we are happy! Juvederm has become my favorite after having worked with Collagen, Sculptra, Radiesse, Artefill, Artecoll, Captique, Hylaform, etc. So the big question is why? There is no perfect product on the market, but the long lasting form of Juvederm with local anesthetic premixed (JUVEDERM XC Ultra Plus) offers the best combination of the... more
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Juviderm works well

Juviderm is recommended by numerous doctors simply because it works so well as a soft tissue filler!  Juviderm (and its cousins Perlane and Restylane) are biological substances that are soft, clear, easy to inject, and well tolerated.  As biologic injectables, they are easily integrated into the body's tissues and don't act or feel like foreign substances.  Other injectables may be longer lasting, but can shift with time, become lumpy, or can be seen and felt -... more
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Juvederm and Restylane are both Hyaluronic Acid fillers

It sounds like you are asking "why doctors recommend Juvederm and Restylane so much". It may be that you have often heard these two fillers mentioned together because they are both hyaluronic acid fillers and thus have very similar uses. Unlike Radiesse, Sculptra , or Artefil which are NOT hyaluronic acids but are composed of a different material. When consulting with your provider, they should be suggesting a filler based on the location that you want injected, the... more
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