Does applying topical hyaluronic acid serum after injection of hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers like Voluma enhance the effect of the injections by making them last longer? What have you seen in practice? Thank you.
Answer: Voluma Thank you for your question. Voluma is the most effective hyaluronic acid and can last up to 24 months. There are topical solutions that can improve your overall appearance so please discuss with your board certified facial plastic surgeon.
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Answer: Voluma Thank you for your question. Voluma is the most effective hyaluronic acid and can last up to 24 months. There are topical solutions that can improve your overall appearance so please discuss with your board certified facial plastic surgeon.
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March 22, 2017
Answer: Topical HA serum after injection of Voluma Voluma injected into the deep dermis and subcutaneous tissues is not going to be affected any topical treatment. Hyaluronic acid serums/moisturizers can work well to improve the overall quality and appearance of the skin, so the net effect is likely to be beneficial, but both products will work independently of one another.
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March 22, 2017
Answer: Topical HA serum after injection of Voluma Voluma injected into the deep dermis and subcutaneous tissues is not going to be affected any topical treatment. Hyaluronic acid serums/moisturizers can work well to improve the overall quality and appearance of the skin, so the net effect is likely to be beneficial, but both products will work independently of one another.
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March 16, 2017
Answer: Topical HA serum after HA injections. Thank you for sharing your question. Topical HA serums do a wonderful job of driving moisture into your facial skin but will not prolong the duration of fillers like Voluma. It does improve the results but through improvement of your skin quality rather than a direct effect on the injected material. Hope this helps.
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March 16, 2017
Answer: Topical HA serum after HA injections. Thank you for sharing your question. Topical HA serums do a wonderful job of driving moisture into your facial skin but will not prolong the duration of fillers like Voluma. It does improve the results but through improvement of your skin quality rather than a direct effect on the injected material. Hope this helps.
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Answer: For your skin concern: Great question! It is ideal to utilize products that complement what you are doing in-office. We recommend a product that will help amplify skin’s own natural hyaluronic levels, such as SkinCeuticals H.A. Intensifier. This product is a multifunctional corrective serum that reduces the look of crow’s feet, nasolabial folds, and marionette lines for smoother, firmer skin. Clinical studies demonstrate that this product may be used as part of a home skincare regimen after injectable treatments. Always make sure to consult with your physician. Hope this helps.
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Answer: For your skin concern: Great question! It is ideal to utilize products that complement what you are doing in-office. We recommend a product that will help amplify skin’s own natural hyaluronic levels, such as SkinCeuticals H.A. Intensifier. This product is a multifunctional corrective serum that reduces the look of crow’s feet, nasolabial folds, and marionette lines for smoother, firmer skin. Clinical studies demonstrate that this product may be used as part of a home skincare regimen after injectable treatments. Always make sure to consult with your physician. Hope this helps.
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April 12, 2017
Answer: Voluma & HA Serum It's basically apples and oranges. Voluma works beneath the skin while any HA serum is topical. The latter can certainly improve your skin tone and texture which will improve your overall appearance, but it will not affect the Voluma. Hope this helps.
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April 12, 2017
Answer: Voluma & HA Serum It's basically apples and oranges. Voluma works beneath the skin while any HA serum is topical. The latter can certainly improve your skin tone and texture which will improve your overall appearance, but it will not affect the Voluma. Hope this helps.
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