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Hi Caligirl00,For lip augmentation I would use no more than 1 syringe of Juvederm to treat upper and lower lips to give a noticeable difference while maintaining a natural look. You can always come back for a little more. Any more that 1 cc, and you are looking at adult video star lips (or Lisa Rinna's right upper lip).As with everything else in facial plastic surgery, choose your injecting physician carefully. It is the craftsman, not the tool that will give you your desired natural results. Be well.Dr. P
In my experience, one syringe of Juvederm is sufficient to create a natural full look in both upper and lower lips. In some patients desiring correction of numerous long vertical lip lines or supernatural lip fullness, more than one syringe is usually necessary. In any case, it is always better to start conservatively and add filler as needed. I believe that formal aesthetic surgical training is very helpful to know how much and where to place these fillers.
Thank you for your question and the photos. I would recommend starting off with 1 syringe of hyaluronic acid dermal filler such as Juvederm, Volbella or Restylane. This is because you do not want to over filler your lips and have then have to dissolve the filler. Once all your swelling resolves in 1-2 weeks you can have more filler injected to achieve your desired look. I recommend having a consultation with an expert injector to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!
Because each patient has a different amount of volume loss and desires different results, there isn’t a standard amount of Juvederm that is used for injecting the lips. In my experience, no more than 1 full syringe is enough to give the lips a plump, yet natural appearance.
I like the answers I see here, and I agree completely. In 2014, we talk natural, we talk giving a little volume to the lips, not to make lips that are too big and not natural looking – it is not needed. A board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon can consult with you and determine which filler is best – Restylane, Juvéderm or Belotero – and decide how much is needed.
Typically no more than 1 syringe (approx 0.8 mL) of Juvederm is sufficient for the upper and lower lip. I typically involve my patients in the process, allowing them to view the progress of their lip enhancement during various stages of injection. This way the patient is not surprised by either over-filling or under-filling. I would encourage you to provide similar feedback to your provider.Good luck.
Juvederm is an excellent product to plump lips and have the result last for several months. Juvederm is provided in sterile 0.8cc syringes, not in vials, so make sure your doctor is giving you want you want. The number of syringes needed depends on your lips and the desired increase in size. Juvederm is not as stiff as Cosmoplast or Restylane, so those products may be better for rim definition. Remember that this is an "off-label" use of filler (but VERY main-stream) so get the opinion of an experienced, reputable board certified specialist in a field of aesthetics such as dermatology or facial plastic surgery.
Thank you for your question. For the lips, the amount of Juvederm used is typically 1 full syringe per sitting. Maintenance is typically recommended every 6 months to a year. Best of luck!
Fillers for neck rejuvenetaion is not a good idea. Usually skin tightening with surgery or even with some lasers should improve the appearance of the neck.
I know of no reports suggesting an association of arthirtic conditions with the injection of hyaluronic acid fillers.
Thank you for your question. Juvederm is not the correct filler to be used in the tear trough area as it attracts a lot water and causes edema. The best filler for this area is Restylane as it is a thinner filler and attracts less water. Typically, I use cannulas for this area for safety and l...