I went in for nasolabial filler last week and i got talked into juvederm ultra plus. He injected it next to my nose and down to the sides of my upper lip. And now there's a mound of filler next to my nose and the nasolabial lines look worse and just volumized up. Theres also a lump on the inner side of the fold sticking out. I'm planning on getting it reversed on monday with hyaluronidase. Why wasn't I told this would happen BEFORE the procedure? Do i have the right to demand a full refund?
Answer: #filler Fillers are injected to compensate for volume loss that occurs due to aging and gravity etc,,, nasolabial folds are nature's dividing lines (or folds) between the cheek, nose and upper lip and lower lip. these are natural divisions. with time these can get deeper and that affect can be corrected with fillers. but fillers cannot completely eliminate the NLF without compromising the natural facial architecture. if you're unhappy you have every right to discuss your concerns with your doctor. Im sure they will be happy to fix the problem you're having
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Answer: #filler Fillers are injected to compensate for volume loss that occurs due to aging and gravity etc,,, nasolabial folds are nature's dividing lines (or folds) between the cheek, nose and upper lip and lower lip. these are natural divisions. with time these can get deeper and that affect can be corrected with fillers. but fillers cannot completely eliminate the NLF without compromising the natural facial architecture. if you're unhappy you have every right to discuss your concerns with your doctor. Im sure they will be happy to fix the problem you're having
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November 26, 2016
Answer: HA Reversal with Hyaluronidase It's unfortunate the results came out as such, but it's difficult to say without any pictures to reference. Usually the injection site will be swollen for a few days post injection. The fillers retain water and thus provide volume to fill in the creases and wrinkles, but if improperly placed they can appear "lumpy". I'd suggest going back to the doctor who injected you to discuss the outcomes and any necessary follow up care, as Juvederm Ultra Plus can be reversed with hyaluronidase.
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November 26, 2016
Answer: HA Reversal with Hyaluronidase It's unfortunate the results came out as such, but it's difficult to say without any pictures to reference. Usually the injection site will be swollen for a few days post injection. The fillers retain water and thus provide volume to fill in the creases and wrinkles, but if improperly placed they can appear "lumpy". I'd suggest going back to the doctor who injected you to discuss the outcomes and any necessary follow up care, as Juvederm Ultra Plus can be reversed with hyaluronidase.
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November 24, 2016
Answer: Why did the JVD Ultra Plus add volume to my NLF and not soften them like the doctor said it would? Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear that your results were not what you anticipated. Dermal fillers work by adding volume to areas of the face that have developed a crease, or soft tissue deficit, as a result of age or facial muscle movement. Careful placement ensures a tapering and smoothing of the area, while poorly placed fillers can worsen the appearance. Without pictures it is difficult to offer definite advice but I would allow your results to mature for two weeks but addresss your concerns with your injector. If the results remain concerning, then have them dissolved with hyaluronidase.
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November 24, 2016
Answer: Why did the JVD Ultra Plus add volume to my NLF and not soften them like the doctor said it would? Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear that your results were not what you anticipated. Dermal fillers work by adding volume to areas of the face that have developed a crease, or soft tissue deficit, as a result of age or facial muscle movement. Careful placement ensures a tapering and smoothing of the area, while poorly placed fillers can worsen the appearance. Without pictures it is difficult to offer definite advice but I would allow your results to mature for two weeks but addresss your concerns with your injector. If the results remain concerning, then have them dissolved with hyaluronidase.
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November 24, 2016
Answer: Nasolabial Folds Often Best Treated By Addressing The Cheeks, Rather Than The Lines Themselves Among experienced, expert injectors, precisely to avoid the kinds of results you are complaining about here, there has been a trend away from directly injecting nasolabial folds, a practice that was commonplace many years ago when I first starting injecting lines and folds. We since have learned that more natural results can be obtained by addressing the origin of the smile lines, which arise from loss of fat and displacement of the fat remnant downward--a problem that is best accomplished by resupplying volume and lift to the cheeks with volumizing fillers, like Voluma XC, and NOT by injecting directly into the smile lines themselves. By contrast, filling the smile lines directly is more likely to lead to the kinds of problems you describe or to the creation of an unnatural, smile-line less appearance known as the "simian facies," i.e. the face of a monkey. Not uncommonly there is considerable swelling when this area is injected, so you might consider waiting for this to go down before considering hyaluronidase. As to the subject of a refund, this is something that you need to work out with the doctor based upon exactly what you were informed of before the procedure. However, going forward you would do well to seek consultation and treatment by a board certified aesthetic physician with expertise and experience in nonsurgical facial rejuvenation with fillers and volumizing agents, and be sure also to ask to see his/her before and after photos before agreeing to proceed. Best of luck to you.
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November 24, 2016
Answer: Nasolabial Folds Often Best Treated By Addressing The Cheeks, Rather Than The Lines Themselves Among experienced, expert injectors, precisely to avoid the kinds of results you are complaining about here, there has been a trend away from directly injecting nasolabial folds, a practice that was commonplace many years ago when I first starting injecting lines and folds. We since have learned that more natural results can be obtained by addressing the origin of the smile lines, which arise from loss of fat and displacement of the fat remnant downward--a problem that is best accomplished by resupplying volume and lift to the cheeks with volumizing fillers, like Voluma XC, and NOT by injecting directly into the smile lines themselves. By contrast, filling the smile lines directly is more likely to lead to the kinds of problems you describe or to the creation of an unnatural, smile-line less appearance known as the "simian facies," i.e. the face of a monkey. Not uncommonly there is considerable swelling when this area is injected, so you might consider waiting for this to go down before considering hyaluronidase. As to the subject of a refund, this is something that you need to work out with the doctor based upon exactly what you were informed of before the procedure. However, going forward you would do well to seek consultation and treatment by a board certified aesthetic physician with expertise and experience in nonsurgical facial rejuvenation with fillers and volumizing agents, and be sure also to ask to see his/her before and after photos before agreeing to proceed. Best of luck to you.
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November 24, 2016
Answer: Juvederm I'm sorry that you are unhappy with your treatment. Juvederm is a product that volumizes. It is used in areas that have hollowness or in folds to increase the volume, resulting in a softening of the overall look. It sounds as though the product may have been placed incorrectly if the product is aligned beside the fold.
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November 24, 2016
Answer: Juvederm I'm sorry that you are unhappy with your treatment. Juvederm is a product that volumizes. It is used in areas that have hollowness or in folds to increase the volume, resulting in a softening of the overall look. It sounds as though the product may have been placed incorrectly if the product is aligned beside the fold.
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