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Belotero Intense and Juvederm Ultra?

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leigh_noraApr 19, 2017

I've very recently had my upper lip filled with belotero intense, but would it be ok to get my lips filled with juvederm ultra over the belotero intense?

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Thanks so much for reaching out. It is not competent to do so. But I can assure you one syringe of Juvéderm split between both your upper and lower lip if done correctly will do great. 

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