I had Juvederm in tear trough last year. Caused dents and dimples, and one year later it's still obvious (Photo)

Thank you for your question.  After filler placement, time must be given for the injection sites to heal and the filler material to settle in order to minimize the risk of infection and any migration of the filler.  After two days all is likely well but you will feel your filler for up to two w...

Thank you for asking your question. You should not get treated while sick with the flu. Besides have your own complications, you could get those around you sick as well. Delay the procedure and feel better.Best,

Hello, and thank you very much for the question. I would recommend following up with your provider. He or she will be able to make a recommendation after evaluating you in person. It is possible you may need a touch-up in the area of your treatment. I hope this information helps, and I wish you ...

I would recommend trying a different brand of filler, sometimes your body will break one down faster than another product. Good luck.

Hi and thanks for your question.  Juvederm is made from hyaluronic acid which is a sugar that you and every other person has in their body already.  While the gel that is injected has some other minor components in it, and it is theoretically possible to be allergic to these other components, I...

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photographs.  Most likely these blisters are small bumps of residual juvederm and if troublesome can be dissolved by your injector, though it may affect your lip augmentation results.  See your lip injector for an in-person evaluation.  They ca...