Can I get Juvederm 5 days after Versa?

Thank you for sharing your excellent question.  I would wait until your lip tissues have fully healed and returned to "normal" before pursuing additional injections.  Further treatment now would only lead to greater swelling, possibility of bruising, and an unpredictable final result.  Hope this helps.

Thank you for your question! I would suggest you wait at least 2 weeks before adding more filler. This is because there could still be swelling and bruising that could effect how the new filler settles.

Thank you for your question!  I would suggest allowing a little more time to see results.  If you have allowed enough time to pass and are still not seeing results, you can consider adding a different filler like Versa. I would suggest following up with your injector for the best treatment option.   All the best!

Hi Alekona.  Yes, there are no issues associated with using two different Hyaluronic acid based filler products in sequence.  If you had, bruising, swelling or were still recovering from the first injection, we may suggest waiting, but if there is no noticeable change, then it should be fine.

It can take up to 2 weeks for final results. I would wait two weeks before assessing whether you want a touch-up with Juvederm. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question! I would wait two week before having additional lip filler treatment. This will give your lips time to heal. Any swelling and bruising should have resolved at the 2 week mark. Best of luck!

Dear alekona,
Thanks for your query.
Fillers take 2 weeks on average for the swelling and bruising to resolve, hence achieving a steady result.
Hence, I would suggest waiting 2 weeks before seeking a second filler.
Hope this helps.

Dr Daniel Chang
Asia Aesthetic Dermatology.
Singapore. Korea. Asia. 

Thank you for your question. I would recommend waiting a full two weeks before you try another lip filler. This allows time for the swelling to subside completely. Best of luck, Dr. Heffernan

It's recommended that you wait two weeks in between injections.  This will allow you to see the final results from the first injection as well as allow any swelling to resolve.  This lets your injector see what areas need to be addressed to help you meet your treatment goals.

I recommend patients wait two weeks between injections to allow the swelling and bruising to resolve so the injector has an accurate idea of what areas need to be filled. You should wait an additional week before your next injection. Hope this helps!
Johnson C. Lee, MD
Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon