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There is not an oral preparation that has been studied in this regard. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
I have never heard this- and doubt it will have any effect. There are “thicker” products than Juvederm- like Perlane- and make sure that your Juvederm is the one that lasts longer.
Hello, While there are no studies to prove this, I dont see how taking oral hyaluronic acid can make your juvederm last longer. I would bet that most of what you are taking gets broken down by the time it reaches your stomach anyway. Your body makes hyaluronic acid naturally every 80 hours as it is naturally broken down. The products we use to fill have extra cross-linking in the bonds to slow this process down. Best, Dr. Malouf
To my knowledge, there is no scientific evidence to suggest that oral hyaluronic acid prolongs the duration of Juvederm. First of all, the hyaluronic acid would be broken down in the digestion process. And even if it made it past the digestive process, there is no way that it would selectively target a small area of the face.
I do not know of any stidies to show it will effect the longevity of Juvaderm.If you like bigger lips consider a permanent implant or fat injections.That would be the way to go.
There is no scientific evidence to suggest that oral hyaluronic acid acts at the level of the skin surface.
Unfortunately, the digestion process would break down the hyaluronic acid into small pieces, preventing it from reaching your skin. This is because hyaluronic acid is a modified sugar molecule, and like any other sugar, your body will try to break it down and use it for energy.
Oral hyaluronic acid isn't very effective because it needs to have certain stabilizers with it to work properly, so most of them don't do a darned thing to help. With that being said, there aren't studies to show if taking oral hyaluronic acid would make a filler of HA last any longer.
That's a great idea, but there is no evidence to support it. It would be very complex for HA ingested and absorbed in some manner to then make it through the blood stream to the lips in a manner in which it could then support the HA filler that is injected in the lips. Though HA is an important component of the soft tissues of the body , the naturally occurring version lasts just a few days. The injected HA fillers last so much longer because they are crosslinked . It is this crosslinking that stabilizes the HA and makes it more resistant to the normal metabolism. However it is still easily dissolved with injected hyaluronidase enzyme.
Hyaluronic acid fillers, such as Juvederm, do not cause cancer. These fillers have been safely used for many years in millions of people.
The Clarisonic brush and Juvederm are both great ways to look better. For the first few days after treatment, Juvederm is a little more moveable. I would wait about 3 days before using the Clarisonic in that area. Also, remember that the Clarisonic should always be used with...
Injections are an art, and should never been done by inexperienced injectors. Unfortunately, it happens all the time. Are you positive you had Juvederm? Four rounds of hyaluronidase is a lot, but it can take a few rounds to get it all out - you should have seen more than "a little" improvement...