6 months ago I received 1 vial of Juvederm that was spread around my face (a little in the nasolabial folds, a little in the cheeks and a little in the tear trough area). My tear trough looks underfilled. But, also on my left I have a subtle raised area below the trough. I will be going to a doctor that specializes in under eye fillers and am wondering if this is something he can work around- adding more filler in strategic locations. Or will I need to get the filler dissolved & start over?
July 22, 2019
Answer: Why did Juvederm filler under eyes produce irregular contour and how can I fix it? It's best to first meet with the injector who will be doing your fillers to determine if it is ok to proceed with more treatment or if the remaining filler should first be dissolved. It is important to discuss your goals from treatment including what you like and don't like from your prior treatment.
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July 22, 2019
Answer: Why did Juvederm filler under eyes produce irregular contour and how can I fix it? It's best to first meet with the injector who will be doing your fillers to determine if it is ok to proceed with more treatment or if the remaining filler should first be dissolved. It is important to discuss your goals from treatment including what you like and don't like from your prior treatment.
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August 26, 2019
Answer: Dermal fillers-Juvederm Thank you so much for your question regarding juvederm injections. I recommend dermal fillers, specifically hyaluronic acid based fillers. Hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in your body and HA based fillers are also reversible. Keep in mind one syringe of filler is the equivalent to 1/5 tspn. Typically patients need one syringe per tear trough (one on each side) in addition to one for NLF. It is possible you just need more product. It is difficult to know for sure without an in person consultation. I recommend an in person consultation with a board certified provider. Hope this helps. Best of luck!
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August 26, 2019
Answer: Dermal fillers-Juvederm Thank you so much for your question regarding juvederm injections. I recommend dermal fillers, specifically hyaluronic acid based fillers. Hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in your body and HA based fillers are also reversible. Keep in mind one syringe of filler is the equivalent to 1/5 tspn. Typically patients need one syringe per tear trough (one on each side) in addition to one for NLF. It is possible you just need more product. It is difficult to know for sure without an in person consultation. I recommend an in person consultation with a board certified provider. Hope this helps. Best of luck!
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