How many Voluma syringes is reasonable for a 28 year old?

Hello, my name is Ranen and I work at Shah Aesthetics. Thank you for your question, it is a popular question. I think a good consultation is necessary to do and really get to understand what the patient is concerned with and understand what the patient want as their end result. I think it is a personal preference as to how much filler is needed. I would start off with 1 maybe 2 syringes and work from there.

Thanks for your question! It is impossible to say how many syringes you will need without photos or examining you. I would try pouring 1 mL of hand sanitizer in your hand to see how much 1 syringe actually is. Cheeks usually take 4 syringes, 2 syringes for laugh lines and 2 more for jaw line which equals 8.... Make sure you consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!

Hello, and thank you for your question. Full facial harmonization/balancing requires several syringes. Each syringe is 1 ml, which is approximately 1/5th of a teaspoon. Realistically, 1/5 of a teaspoon can only be placed in so many areas to achieve results. 7-8 syringes may be an appropriate amount, but hard to determine without pictures or seeing you as a patient. You could always start with a smaller amount of filler and add more later if need be. I would suggest consulting with another practitioner to see if they have a different suggestion for you.

Facial sculpting and contouring of the face can be created with well-placed fillers (Voluma, Contour, Radiesse, Bellafill) and Sculptra, which would give improvement in facial balance. Fat or implants are alternatives. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a facial sculpting expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question about Voluma syringes. Unfortunately without seeing your face, it is hard to give an accurate answer. With 4 syringes you should most likely see a difference, but depending on what your goals may be is why they suggested 7-8. It is important to remember that 1 syringe of filler is only the size of a blueberry, so people do tend to think it will give more plump than it actually does. In conclusion, I do believe you will see a difference with 2-4 but it will defintely give more of a wow factor with their suggested 7-8 syringes. Good luck on your filler journey!

The number of syringes of Voluma or any other dermal filler needed for an individual can vary based on several factors, including the specific areas being treated, the desired results, and individual anatomy. Only a qualified and experienced healthcare professional can assess your specific needs and provide recommendations.Factors that may influence the amount of dermal filler needed include the extent of volume loss, the depth of wrinkles or folds, and the overall facial structure. It's essential to have a consultation with a healthcare professional to discuss your goals and for them to evaluate your unique facial anatomy to determine an appropriate treatment plan.It's not advisable to self-prescribe or determine the number of syringes needed without a professional assessment, as this could lead to suboptimal results or potential complications. Always consult with a skilled healthcare professional for recommendations based on your individual circumstances.

I would suggest starting with a smaller volume and see how you do. You can always come back for more filler. At 28, you really have not lost volume of muscle or bone. If you have AIDS, then you can become more hollow.

Hello IamStillHere! Great question! I highly recommend consulting with a board certified physician with experience. A lot of contributing factors decide on how many syringes one may need, the area of concern and the expectation of results. It's all about your happiness, you can gradually achieve a facial rejuvenation over time. I hope this helps you in your journey!

The amount of Voluma you need will depend on what your goal is. It's best to develop a comprehensive treatment plan by comparing where you're starting, with the results that you hope to achieve. Factors including, age, bone structure, skin thickness, facial contours, laxity, and previous procedures must be taken into consideration. A cosmetic consultation will take these issues into consideration and provide the best estimate of what you can expect. The entire procedure is an artistic process that evolves as the treatment proceeds. G. Kaplan MD

An in person consultation is really the best way to determine a person's needs based on goals and physical evaluation. A "rough" rule of thumb is one syringe for every 10 years of age. That would place you on average between 2-3 syringes. One of the great things about fillers is that you can start slowly and build up to the volume you are wanting to achieve.