It is an art. I go to the office every once in a while about 5 months and get a fill. I ask how my lips are from previous- (my secret fill they don't know about) which might be a nodule and they say it's normal asked what was used, and then they do my fill and I watch carefully. NO excuse or am I saying I am filling myself as educated at all guys.
The needles are 27G that come with it. Very tiny. I also use emla cream to freze my lips. Plus Juvederm now had .03% lidocaine in it which is a local anesthetic so it also makes it more bearable.
Minor Bruising, gone in 1-3 days (small bruises at injection site) Lipstick definitely hides it however.
The challenge is getting the juvederm to go in smoothly without lumping in balls in your lip. Also it's important after 'making a pass' to massage the juve to even it out better but this is kind of difficult when your a tad bit in pain and doing it on your self. Bad experience? A 'nodule' but but the benefits outweigh the nodules so far. Unless your a Doctor you will never inject perfectly!
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The challenge is getting the juvederm to go in smoothly without lumping in balls in your lip. Also it's important after 'making a pass' to massage the juve to even it out better but this is kind of difficult when your a tad bit in pain and doing it on your self. Bad experience? A 'nodule' but but the benefits outweigh the nodules so far. Unless your a Doctor you will never inject perfectly!