What is the smallest injection of Juvederm?

Thank you for your question.Juvederm comes in a 1cc syringe. That does not mean you have to use the whole thing. The amount each patient needs is very individualized. The cost will depend on the area you live. 

Thank you for your question. Juvederm comes in a 1cc syringe. However, this does not mean you have to use the whole syringe. The amount each patient needs is individualized. The cost depends on the injectors experience and the region you live in. I recommend having a consultation with an expert to discuss your concerns and to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!
 

I mostly use 1cc syringes of juvederm, but half syringes are available.  The size of the injected volume depends on what I am correcting on the face of a specific person.  Everyone is different.  Always seek treatment from a qualified physician.

Some physicians buy a half a syringe from the company. I don't find that there is enough product in half a syringe for most patients and would encourage you to buy a whole syringe for the areas being treated.  Best, Dr. Green

At my clinic in Montreal Quebec Canada, i charge per syringe. Should you only use half the syringe, we would keep it for you for 6 months. Our products include: Juvederm, Belotero, Revanesse, Radiesse, Stylage and Emervel.  Prices range between $650 - $850 +tax.

Thank you for your question.  Juvederm Ultra and Ultra Plus are only available in 1cc syringes.  If you are interested in smaller volumes of filler, Volbella, a newer product in the Juvederm family designed to add subtle volume to the lips, is available in 0.55cc syringes.  Some doctors also offer 0.5cc syringes of Restylane as well.  Costs for these products can vary, mainly depending on the experience and expertise of your injector and geographical location.  I would recommend scheduling a consultation with a cosmetic dermatologist to discuss your concerns, and to determine the best treatment plan for you.  Best of luck! 

Thank you for the question.   The smallest syringe of juvederm is 1 ml.  You can get .5 ml of Restylane, which is a hyluronic acid as well .  

Some injectors charge by the 1/2 ml some by area. I always make it a point that one patient has one syringe, if I do not use that complete syringe I seal it an give it the patient to take back. When I seem them next I will then use that syringe. (my patient know NOT to inject themselves). This means I have one less thing to worry about contamination and storage wise. As for the smallest amount I use? Well it has got to be the tear trough area or lip philtrium - only 0.05 to 0.1 ml at max will will do it. All the best, Dr Davin S. Lim. Brisbane. Australia.