I went to the hairdresser and as he was blow drying my hair a lot of prolonged heat and steam went directly on my cheeks. It's been 1.5 week since my treatment (1 vial of juvederm voluma). I'm worried in case it's melted or harmed my filler? I can still feel the filler as tender in my cheeks. I'm also concerned as I think one side is still thinner than the other (the side I sleep on) my right(your left looking at pic.) From side it looks better than front,which is why I have omitted side shots.
November 30, 2016
Answer: Vouma and results and heat Juvederm Voluma is a fantastic filler for the mid face and your photos look great. If you notice a bit of asymmetry than I suggest you return to your treating physician for more Voluma on the side that needs more product. The heat from the blow dryer cannot affect the Voluma so it sounds like you probably just need a little more filler.
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November 30, 2016
Answer: Vouma and results and heat Juvederm Voluma is a fantastic filler for the mid face and your photos look great. If you notice a bit of asymmetry than I suggest you return to your treating physician for more Voluma on the side that needs more product. The heat from the blow dryer cannot affect the Voluma so it sounds like you probably just need a little more filler.
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December 18, 2014
Answer: Heat after dermal fillers We don't recommend massages or laser treatments right after fillers, but blow drying your hair, especially after 1.5 weeks, is just fine. It would have no effect. If you aren't sure how things look, follow up with your injecting physician. Almost every human has a bit of asymmetry to the face which is why it's hard to comment on, and the photos aren't from the same angles... "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and
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December 18, 2014
Answer: Heat after dermal fillers We don't recommend massages or laser treatments right after fillers, but blow drying your hair, especially after 1.5 weeks, is just fine. It would have no effect. If you aren't sure how things look, follow up with your injecting physician. Almost every human has a bit of asymmetry to the face which is why it's hard to comment on, and the photos aren't from the same angles... "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and
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