I just had juvederm done today. Also, they mentioned something about liquid food for today. Can i really move filler by chewing? what about brushing teeth/using dental floss? thank you!
Answer: Aftercare following Juvederm
You should be able to resume Retin-A the day after your treatment. Fillers are injected in a deep dermal, or subdermal plane (beneath the outer skin layer) and they really shouldn't move around or be affected by your diet, chewing, or flossing.
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You should be able to resume Retin-A the day after your treatment. Fillers are injected in a deep dermal, or subdermal plane (beneath the outer skin layer) and they really shouldn't move around or be affected by your diet, chewing, or flossing.
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There is no reason why you cannot begin Retin A use within 12 hours of treatment. The only exception to this would be in those patients who experience aberrant swelling. A liquid diet after Juvederm is a little bit perplexing. You may have been over-instructed for a relatively low downtime procedure.
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There is no reason why you cannot begin Retin A use within 12 hours of treatment. The only exception to this would be in those patients who experience aberrant swelling. A liquid diet after Juvederm is a little bit perplexing. You may have been over-instructed for a relatively low downtime procedure.
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January 3, 2013
Answer: How soon can I use Retin A after Juvederm?
Usually waiting a few days before resuming Retin A or any vigorous treatment over the injected area reduces the possibility of skin irriation and additional swelling. You won't hurt the product but you just don't want to aggravate tissue that might be swollen, bruised or irritated.
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Answer: How soon can I use Retin A after Juvederm?
Usually waiting a few days before resuming Retin A or any vigorous treatment over the injected area reduces the possibility of skin irriation and additional swelling. You won't hurt the product but you just don't want to aggravate tissue that might be swollen, bruised or irritated.
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December 21, 2012
Answer: Retin A after Juvederm
Hi Dalila. You can use Retin A immediately after Juvederm. The only issue would be if you were pressing on the face, messaging the area or getting something like a facial. You would not want to do these things for a couple days after treatment.
Not sure why someone would mention what you eat or brushing your teeth. Neither one matter for injections.
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Answer: Retin A after Juvederm
Hi Dalila. You can use Retin A immediately after Juvederm. The only issue would be if you were pressing on the face, messaging the area or getting something like a facial. You would not want to do these things for a couple days after treatment.
Not sure why someone would mention what you eat or brushing your teeth. Neither one matter for injections.
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December 21, 2012
Answer: Anything goes after a Juvederm filling session
Telling people to only take liquid food after Juvederm injections is just plain silly. I only recommend cool compresses, avoiding aspirin and other products which could augment bruising. It is also best not to manipulate the areas as we send people home with the product feeling smooth to the touch. There is always a bit of post injection swelling, so let that resolve before assessing for need for touchup.
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Answer: Anything goes after a Juvederm filling session
Telling people to only take liquid food after Juvederm injections is just plain silly. I only recommend cool compresses, avoiding aspirin and other products which could augment bruising. It is also best not to manipulate the areas as we send people home with the product feeling smooth to the touch. There is always a bit of post injection swelling, so let that resolve before assessing for need for touchup.
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