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It is not a good idea to use fillers that have expired. Please see your physician for an eaaluation for what is best moving forward. Dr. Emer.
Expiration dates are there for a reason so, no. Do not use Voluma if it is past the expiration date. Kindly,Kouros Azar
Expired fillers should not be used! Always seek treatment from a qualified professional. Good luck!
No dermal filler especially Voluma should be used after the expiration date. The procedure requires advanced injection technique. It should be performed by an expert and experienced physician injector. Such an injector would be able to utilize the product regularly enough that expired product is never a consideration. Consult with 3 experienced and expert physician injectors to understand your options.
Juvederm Voluma is very popular. It is curious that "expired" Juvederm Voluma is being offered.Best to stay safe and not use it.
Hello 6387,It is never recommended to inject or use an expired product. Having said that, there are many products that expire in the United States and are then shipped to third world markets for use. Any implant or injectable product needs to come with an expiration date. Whether that expired product is injected is a decision between the patient and the injector, but I would not recommend it. I hope this helps and good luck.
Swelling after soft tissue fillers injection of the face is a common phenomena that usually resolves within few days.Sleeping in a horizontal position ( without the head of bed elevated with several pillows) makes the swelling worst, specially in the morning after waking up.Patients with...
Hi, I just added a link that might be helpful...Hi haremom. Voluma will provide a lifted look, not necessarily rounder/chubbier. Strategic placement of the product combined with accurate facial analysis is the key, so be sure to seek an expert injector. Voluma was designed to support tissues s...
Voluma does not stretch the skin enough that it would cause further sagging after the volume is diminished. As Voluma gradually reduces, your skin will return to the original state it was in before you had the filler injected.
You can have pain after injections with needles, I suggest seeing your physician if you are concerned. Severe pain can be a sign of something wrong, but small pain is normal. Best, Dr. Emer.
If you are concerned you can reverse the filler however I tell people to wait 2-3 weeks before deciding as the swelling often subsides. Best, Dr. Emer.
Hi @Kathleen6565! I would wait two weeks to allow swelling to subside. If you still notice asymmetry after two weeks, you can add more to one side. Best of luck to you, Dr. Nima!
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