Can Voluma be further spread after initial injection? (Photo)

Voluma is an amazing product that works by being placed deep for optimal results.  It should not,  in theory "move".  However, this looks like it may have been placed a little low and maybe not deep enough.  Voluma is an HA and  it can be dissolved.  I would follow up with your provider and they can evaluate you and  offer the best treatment plan. 

I would return to your practitioner to discuss your  options for the areas that you don't like after waiting a couple weeks for swelling to resolve... this includes hyaluronidase to reverse the filler.My best,Dr. Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram

It would be unusual to be able to move Voluma one week after it has been injected. However there may be other reasons why there may be with blood under the skin, or it is also possible that there is some swelling. It would be wise to wait a bit more to allow the swelling to subside. If you feel needs to be removed, there are a couple of techniques that will possible in most cases.

Voluma is very effective for treating the hollowing and flattening in the cheek region.Usually 1 syringe for both cheeks is not enough, but that is patient dependent.If you have any lumps or assymetries, then you can gently massage them.Speak with your injector for specific advice though.All the best!

Unfortunately I think you may need to have this dissolved.  The way voluma works is that it maintains it's shape so is is not possible to massage this product. It appears that the voluma was placed too low and superficially.  Fortunately the dissolving is easy and works well. Hope all works out with you. Good luck!

I love Voluma but it has to be injected deep to get a fabulous result.  It appears from your photograph that there is a lump that needs to be dissolved with Vitrase. Best, Dr. Green

Thank you for your question.  I would recommend that you follow-up with your provider regarding your concerns with your Voluma injection.  Your provider could attempt massage to smooth it out or could dissolve the product with Vitrase if it was necessary.  I hope you found this helpful and best of luck.Take Care,Dr. John Serrao