I had juvederm injected into my n/l folds and the affects only lasted two days. After two days my n/l folds return to how they was before the injections. I went back to the doctor who saw my gums and stated that because I have a active gum disease my immune system might have absorbed the filler and that could be the reason that it only lasted for two days. Is this possible or is there another reason why it only lasted for two days.
Answer: Active gum disease and Juvederm Thank you for your question. Active gum disease should not effect the longevity of your dermal fillers. Perhaps follow up with your injector to discuss your concerns and assess before and after photos. All the best,
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Answer: Active gum disease and Juvederm Thank you for your question. Active gum disease should not effect the longevity of your dermal fillers. Perhaps follow up with your injector to discuss your concerns and assess before and after photos. All the best,
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Answer: Does having active gum disease decrease the amount of time that a filler such as Juvederm lasts. Short of dissolving it intentionally with hyaluronidase I can't think of any reason that Juvederm would only last 2 days. It is possible that the initial effect you were seeing was swelling from the injections and now that it has resolved your result appears less profound. If your doctor took before photos as most of us do then you may want to look at those to make a direct comparison. If there is truly no difference then the product may have been injected too deep. Best of luck.
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Answer: Does having active gum disease decrease the amount of time that a filler such as Juvederm lasts. Short of dissolving it intentionally with hyaluronidase I can't think of any reason that Juvederm would only last 2 days. It is possible that the initial effect you were seeing was swelling from the injections and now that it has resolved your result appears less profound. If your doctor took before photos as most of us do then you may want to look at those to make a direct comparison. If there is truly no difference then the product may have been injected too deep. Best of luck.
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December 7, 2014
Answer: Injected too deep Regardless of your gum disease, the Juvederm should have last for more than 2 days. If it was injected in a layer which was too deep, the juvederm is still there, it is just producing a visual effect.
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December 7, 2014
Answer: Injected too deep Regardless of your gum disease, the Juvederm should have last for more than 2 days. If it was injected in a layer which was too deep, the juvederm is still there, it is just producing a visual effect.
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November 27, 2014
Answer: Juvederm resorption If you have juvederm injected, and had enough put in to create a difference, it should not go away in 2 days no matter what you have going on. If you have a very deep fold, it can be that the difference is subtle and you may just not notice the improvement. For that reason we often do not recommend trying to fill a very deep fold. If you have active gum disease with an infection, you are at higher risk of developing an infection in and around the filler. Also the inflammation may make it resorb a little faster, but not in 2 days.
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November 27, 2014
Answer: Juvederm resorption If you have juvederm injected, and had enough put in to create a difference, it should not go away in 2 days no matter what you have going on. If you have a very deep fold, it can be that the difference is subtle and you may just not notice the improvement. For that reason we often do not recommend trying to fill a very deep fold. If you have active gum disease with an infection, you are at higher risk of developing an infection in and around the filler. Also the inflammation may make it resorb a little faster, but not in 2 days.
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January 2, 2017
Answer: Does having active gum disease decrease the amount of time that a filler such as Juvederm lasts. Prior to having facial fillers I recommend that individuals with active gum disease see a dentist and be treated. Oral gum disease is a biofilm which is secondary to bacteria that induce an inflammatory response. Although the inflammation induced by the biofilm may induce proteases as well as hyaluronidase which could decrease the life of any hyaluronic acid filler such as Juvederm this should not occur as rapidly as you describe. There may be some initial swelling that goes away in a couple of days. However, I believe the biggest risk from active gum disease is that it may predispose to facial biofilms with an filler.
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January 2, 2017
Answer: Does having active gum disease decrease the amount of time that a filler such as Juvederm lasts. Prior to having facial fillers I recommend that individuals with active gum disease see a dentist and be treated. Oral gum disease is a biofilm which is secondary to bacteria that induce an inflammatory response. Although the inflammation induced by the biofilm may induce proteases as well as hyaluronidase which could decrease the life of any hyaluronic acid filler such as Juvederm this should not occur as rapidly as you describe. There may be some initial swelling that goes away in a couple of days. However, I believe the biggest risk from active gum disease is that it may predispose to facial biofilms with an filler.
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