I had Juvederm Voluma in my cheeks today and I'm worried by the results. The area of my cheek that was sunken and I thought would be treated was the mid/side area, but the Voluma was put in the top of the cheeks, on the side (so I still have a 'hollow' appearance when I turn to the side, one side looks worse than other). Where the Juvederm has been injected it is very hard and looks like two big bumps. Is it likely to subside or stay this way? Please help - panicking slightly!
July 14, 2018
Answer: Hard cheeks after Juvederm Voluma ?
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July 14, 2018
Answer: Hard cheeks after Juvederm Voluma ?
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Answer: It is fairly common to have some hardnes and bumps up to two weeks after Juvederm. It is fairly common to have some hardnes and bumps up to two weeks after Juvederm. It will likely settle in and be fine. Try not to panic, because it takes a few days for the Juvederm to settle in and swelling to resolve. I like to look at my filler patients in 2 weeks, as this will likely be close to the final result. If more filler is needed to even things out, it can be discussed at this time. I would continue to place ice on the area , as this can help with the swelling.
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Answer: It is fairly common to have some hardnes and bumps up to two weeks after Juvederm. It is fairly common to have some hardnes and bumps up to two weeks after Juvederm. It will likely settle in and be fine. Try not to panic, because it takes a few days for the Juvederm to settle in and swelling to resolve. I like to look at my filler patients in 2 weeks, as this will likely be close to the final result. If more filler is needed to even things out, it can be discussed at this time. I would continue to place ice on the area , as this can help with the swelling.
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