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Neauvia is not a filler that is approved by the FDA and so it is not available for injection in U.S. I can't comment on its safety. It is important that you have this discussion with your treating physician prior to the treatment.
Hi, thanksfor posting your question. Every country has their own governing bodythat approves a list of cosmetic/medical treatments, products etc. Itis important to ask a few standard questions at your consultation.Who will be performing my injections/what qualifications do you hold?How much experience do you have with this procedure? What are therisks involved? What product will you use and is it approved? Thesequestions should eliminate your concerns and ensure you are beingtreated by an expert. All the best, Dr Campey
Hello and thank you for your question. It is a good idea to wait 2 weeks from your treatment to see the final results. Bruising and swelling are inevitable and can skew the final results until you are completely healed. Hyaluronic acid based fillers (such as Juvederm and Voluma) absorb fl...
I'm sorry to hear you took a hit, but thankfully it shouldn't have affected the results of your dermal filler. The fillers under your eyes shouldn't be moved or disrupted by a minor trauma. The results of your fillers should have been fully set after two weeks at the longest. If you're noticing...
Don't let distance dissuade you; you'll want to see a facial sculpting expert to ensure the best results with fillers. Soft tissue fillers like Radiesse are great for lifting the brow, filling out the temples, and making the face appear more youthful. Sculptra is an alternative. I suggest ...
