I have a big holiday party coming up, and I want to look fabulous. I am considering getting some and possibly some filler injections (juvaderm) to spruce up for the party, but I don't want it to look obvious. I have two weeks. Do you think I can I pull it off?
Answer: Getting Botox or Juvederm at least 2 weeks before your big Christmas party is smart The bruising from fillers or Botox can last a week but is coverable by makeup. The swelling from fillers can take 2-5 days to settle down and may need a touch up in a few days anyway. Giving yourself 2 weeks ahead of time is very smart. Good luck!
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Answer: Getting Botox or Juvederm at least 2 weeks before your big Christmas party is smart The bruising from fillers or Botox can last a week but is coverable by makeup. The swelling from fillers can take 2-5 days to settle down and may need a touch up in a few days anyway. Giving yourself 2 weeks ahead of time is very smart. Good luck!
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Answer: How soon will you see the results of fillers? You can expect to see the results of fillers immediately after injection. In my practice, I use Juvederm as well. It takes approximately 10 to 14 days for fillers to completely settle. The result of dermal filler injections looks extremely natural as well. Getting your treatments 2 weeks prior to an upcoming event is a very good idea. Enjoy your Christmas party.
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Answer: How soon will you see the results of fillers? You can expect to see the results of fillers immediately after injection. In my practice, I use Juvederm as well. It takes approximately 10 to 14 days for fillers to completely settle. The result of dermal filler injections looks extremely natural as well. Getting your treatments 2 weeks prior to an upcoming event is a very good idea. Enjoy your Christmas party.
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May 19, 2015
Answer: Injections Prior To Events, Not An Uncommon Request It’s not unusual for patients to request treatment with
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May 19, 2015
Answer: Injections Prior To Events, Not An Uncommon Request It’s not unusual for patients to request treatment with
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January 27, 2015
Answer: Juvederm 2 weeks before an event 2 weeks might be sufficient time to have Juvederm done and to have time for healing from the possible swelling and bruising that may result. The swelling normally reduces after 2-3 days. The bruising can last anywhere from 5-10 days. The only thing that may prevent you from healing in time for your event is the small possibility that you may need a touch up if anything is uneven, which may start the healing process over again. If you are thinking about having Botox or Dysport done, keep in mind that the product takes 3-7 days to start seeing the effects and it takes its full effect at 2 weeks, so you might want to allow yourself more time if you need a touchup.
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January 27, 2015
Answer: Juvederm 2 weeks before an event 2 weeks might be sufficient time to have Juvederm done and to have time for healing from the possible swelling and bruising that may result. The swelling normally reduces after 2-3 days. The bruising can last anywhere from 5-10 days. The only thing that may prevent you from healing in time for your event is the small possibility that you may need a touch up if anything is uneven, which may start the healing process over again. If you are thinking about having Botox or Dysport done, keep in mind that the product takes 3-7 days to start seeing the effects and it takes its full effect at 2 weeks, so you might want to allow yourself more time if you need a touchup.
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November 28, 2014
Answer: Safer not to have fillers right before a big event Most people find that bruising and swelling has resolved within several weeks after Juvederm and swelling. However, for a minority of patients this will take longer to completely disappear. I prefer my patients to have their fillers at least 3-4 weeks prior to a big event.
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November 28, 2014
Answer: Safer not to have fillers right before a big event Most people find that bruising and swelling has resolved within several weeks after Juvederm and swelling. However, for a minority of patients this will take longer to completely disappear. I prefer my patients to have their fillers at least 3-4 weeks prior to a big event.
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December 14, 2014
Answer: Two Weeks Before Juvederm Treatment I would recommend that you have your treatment at
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December 14, 2014
Answer: Two Weeks Before Juvederm Treatment I would recommend that you have your treatment at
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