When I was reading other post I came across a doctor who mention to be careful because there are "not real juvaderm filler products that are trying to be infiltrated into the US. As a patient how can you tell what is real and what is not? Thank You for any feedback
Answer: Real Juvaderm versus Fake Juvaderm- How to spot a fake? There are several ways to spot an injector who uses fake products.Injector should be located on Allergan website. Injector should have a level of injection qualification (i.e. Gold, Platinum, etc)Brilliant Distinctions (a program offered by Allergan to give patients rebates) can look up and trace each product with a lot number.Can see box injector uses and see if there is a label associated with itIf there is any suspicion of counterfeit products, contact Allergan.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Real Juvaderm versus Fake Juvaderm- How to spot a fake? There are several ways to spot an injector who uses fake products.Injector should be located on Allergan website. Injector should have a level of injection qualification (i.e. Gold, Platinum, etc)Brilliant Distinctions (a program offered by Allergan to give patients rebates) can look up and trace each product with a lot number.Can see box injector uses and see if there is a label associated with itIf there is any suspicion of counterfeit products, contact Allergan.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Bogus products Yes - it's reasonable to be cautious. Ask to see the package of Voluma or Juvederm. Look for the Allergan trademarks. Have it opened in front of you, so you can see the whole thing.If the deal seems "too good to be true", you should be suspicious....
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Bogus products Yes - it's reasonable to be cautious. Ask to see the package of Voluma or Juvederm. Look for the Allergan trademarks. Have it opened in front of you, so you can see the whole thing.If the deal seems "too good to be true", you should be suspicious....
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January 6, 2015
Answer: How can you tell if your doctor is using the real Juvaderm/juvaderm voluma filler or an alternative? One way to ensure that you are receiving the real deal is to enroll in Brilliant Distinctions. This is a program that is sponsored by Allergan which is the company that sells Juvederm. Every time you have a syringe of Juvederm injected, your provider will use the lot number for that syringe to add reward points into your Brilliant Distinctions account. These points will accumulate and provide you with coupons for discounts for your next injection. If the Juvederm is "fake," then it will not have a valid lot number and you will not receive reward points. Thank you for your question. Best wishes.
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Answer: How can you tell if your doctor is using the real Juvaderm/juvaderm voluma filler or an alternative? One way to ensure that you are receiving the real deal is to enroll in Brilliant Distinctions. This is a program that is sponsored by Allergan which is the company that sells Juvederm. Every time you have a syringe of Juvederm injected, your provider will use the lot number for that syringe to add reward points into your Brilliant Distinctions account. These points will accumulate and provide you with coupons for discounts for your next injection. If the Juvederm is "fake," then it will not have a valid lot number and you will not receive reward points. Thank you for your question. Best wishes.
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January 5, 2015
Answer: How can you tell if your doctor is using the real Juvaderm/juvaderm voluma filler or an alternative Each box of any Juvederm product has sticky labels, you as a patient can request a copy of. than call Allergan customer service read the label #s and than be told the origin of that box. If not USA produced than it is illegally accepted or ordered by that injecting doc.... Always best to be careful and ask questions....
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Answer: How can you tell if your doctor is using the real Juvaderm/juvaderm voluma filler or an alternative Each box of any Juvederm product has sticky labels, you as a patient can request a copy of. than call Allergan customer service read the label #s and than be told the origin of that box. If not USA produced than it is illegally accepted or ordered by that injecting doc.... Always best to be careful and ask questions....
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January 5, 2015
Answer: How can you tell if your doctor is using bona fide #Juvederm or #Voluma #filler ? The first step is to find an injector that you trust. That is the most important step. In most cases, your physician injector will bring the product packaging into the room and open it there. If you have questions about the product, you can simply ask. It might feel awkward but you can even ask for the package to be opened in your presence. Every syringe is individually sealed and clearly labeled with the type of product. I think the incidence of people subbing in suboptimal or off brand product is very rare but would be more common in practices where the price is too good to be true. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Answer: How can you tell if your doctor is using bona fide #Juvederm or #Voluma #filler ? The first step is to find an injector that you trust. That is the most important step. In most cases, your physician injector will bring the product packaging into the room and open it there. If you have questions about the product, you can simply ask. It might feel awkward but you can even ask for the package to be opened in your presence. Every syringe is individually sealed and clearly labeled with the type of product. I think the incidence of people subbing in suboptimal or off brand product is very rare but would be more common in practices where the price is too good to be true. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
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