I put the dermal fillers 9 days ago (3 mil Juvederm). Is it safe now to go on scuba diving?

Hello and thank you for your question!I would definitely suggest to follow up with your injector before doing any type of activity just to make sure you can. Best of luck!

Thank you for your question. You should be able to go scuba diving without any problems. However, it may be best to check with your doctor first. 

I recommend following up with your injector, but this should be fine. It can take up to 2 weeks for final results with lip fillers. Hope this helps.

Yes, you can go scuba diving, as long as you don't have major swelling. Most often, it is recommended waiting 24 hours before resuming all activities. It can take up to 2 weeks for final results with filler. Best, Dr. Emer

I tell my patients that they can generally do everything if there is no major swelling just two days after the treatment. Depending on how you feel you should be able to make that decision yourself or ask your treating physician for advice. 

Generally, most patients are fine returning to their normal activities, including exercise, after 24 hours of their Juvederm treatment. However, I understand that scuba diving deserves special consideration due to the changes in pressure. As long as there is no swelling, I would assume scuba diving would be fine 9 days after Juvederm, but the only way to get reliable advice on this matter is to contact your provider and ask them.

I tell my patients that they can generally do everything if there is no major swelling just two days after the treatment. Depending on how you feel you should be able to make that decision yourself or ask your treating physician for advice. Good luck from New York City

Always best to ask your injecting MD his/her clearances. In my private practice I see no issue to doing driving. But if still swollen than NO do not go. 

We routinely tell patients that after fillers they can resume normal activities, exercise, etc, even the same day. SCUBA diving is high pressure of salt water onto your skin. If your skin has fully recovered (no redness etc), then there should be no reason why you could not go for a nice dive. As always, make sure to use good common sense if something is not quite right. Enjoy!