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Thank you for your question in regards to Voluma. With proper placement, voluma should not migrate to another area after being injected. To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment. I hope this helps.
Voluma is somewhat malleable right after injection. However it is very unlikely it can migrate after injection.
No, after injected Voluma will not "migrate" to another area on the face. It really shouldn't with proper placement. Please consult with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for your question. Voluma is a thicker hyaluronic acid dermal filler and as a result is not as malleable and moldable as some of the others - restylane and juvederm - and does not have a propensity to migrating. Hope this helps.
Whether or not Voluma migrates will depend on injector technique and location of injection. Voluma is meant to be injected deep in the subQ space or just above the bone. In my experience I have not had problems with Voluma migration. However, I have treated patients who have had too much Voluma injected superficially in the submalar area where it drifted lower in the cheeks causing a rounded appearance over the jaw. So be sure you go to an experienced injector who knows how to properly use this product. Good luck!
No, Voluma does not move. When it is initially injected, it is malleable which is how your surgeon was able to move it around with his thumb and fingers. But after a few days, it is permanent. Hope this helps.Kindly,Kouros Azar
Voluma will not migrate after injection. At the time if injection it can be massaged to optimize the shape, but rest assured that it will not move around.Best wishes! Harry V. Wright MD, Sarasota, Florida
I have not seen this occur and I inject ALOT of Voluma. Once the product has settled (2-3 days) it is very difficult to move around. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
Voluma is my favorite injection for the mid-face. It is soft and natural and lasts a long time. Since it is injected deeply it cannot move after the injection. Please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green
Voluma should not move after it settles. Voluma is a thick, tacky product that acts like scaffolding to lift the cheek. Once placed, it can be immediately molded but after that, doesn't move much.
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately there is no set dosing schedule between hyaluronidase and the hyaluronic acid based dermal fillers. I have found good results with using between 15-20 units of Vitrase for every tenth of a cc of filler deposited per treatment session. Hope this helps.
Hyaluronidase has no impact on normal skin. The enzyme only targets and breaks down the HA fillers used and does not damage skin. I suggest you compare before and after photos and speak to a very well trained cosmetic physician. Fillers and skin tightening can be used to improve your aging....
Water pills or diuretics will not have any effect on results of Voluma or Sculptra. Allow 10-14 days to see optimal results of Voluma and 6-8 weeks for first time Sculptra treatment. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for your question in regards to Voluma. Swelling and bruising are very common after filler injections. It can take up to two weeks for it to subside and have total corrections. To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete ev...
Thanks for posting your question. I have seen a handful of patients develop this redness after injection. In each case, the patient had very sensitive skin--the type that reacts to any manipulation. With some icing and Benadryl the redness resolved within a day or two. If this is how you wo...
Thank you for your question and I am sorry to hear of your symptoms. Occasionally with filler placement that is placed into the deeper tissues of the face, such as the temples and sides of the eye the tip of the needle can strike the outer covering of the underlying bone causing pain and...
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