Rate it right up there with getting a Tat! Hesitant to do it again tho I like the results. What can help me. Thanks!
Answer: Best Way to Decrease Pain of Juvederm Injections in Lips
Hi Samlyn,
Numbing cream, ice, local nerve blocks, and juvederm with local anesthetic in it all can be used to make your lip injection experience much less painful than either getting tatoos or being married for 20 years. Pucker up and enjoy your lips.
Dr. P
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Answer: Best Way to Decrease Pain of Juvederm Injections in Lips
Hi Samlyn,
Numbing cream, ice, local nerve blocks, and juvederm with local anesthetic in it all can be used to make your lip injection experience much less painful than either getting tatoos or being married for 20 years. Pucker up and enjoy your lips.
Dr. P
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Answer: Minimizing Pain From Juvederm Injection Generally, topical anesthetic and ice applied prior to the treatment is enough to help minimize discomfort.
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Answer: Minimizing Pain From Juvederm Injection Generally, topical anesthetic and ice applied prior to the treatment is enough to help minimize discomfort.
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May 16, 2011
Answer: Pain with Injections
Some people are more sensitive than others to injections. The next time, you may want to ask for a nerve block. This is like at the dentist when they give you a few shots and then your whole mouth goes numb. Most people do not want this though since it leaves them with a numb mouth for hours after the injections.
Good Luck.
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May 16, 2011
Answer: Pain with Injections
Some people are more sensitive than others to injections. The next time, you may want to ask for a nerve block. This is like at the dentist when they give you a few shots and then your whole mouth goes numb. Most people do not want this though since it leaves them with a numb mouth for hours after the injections.
Good Luck.
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May 16, 2011
Answer: Juvederm
Your PS can administer a dental block or apply a topical anesthetic about 45 min prior to your procedure-that will definitely take the edge off
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May 16, 2011
Answer: Juvederm
Your PS can administer a dental block or apply a topical anesthetic about 45 min prior to your procedure-that will definitely take the edge off
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August 12, 2011
Answer: Avoiding discomfort with Juvederm injections
Greetings~
Having Juvederm injected does not need to be as bad as a tattoo. We apply topical anesthetic for patients prior to injections to minimize discomfort. For the lip area, nerve blocks are an option as well (though most patients do fine without them). And last, but certainly not least, good old fashioned ice works great as well. You can also request that the provider injecting you use Juvederm (or one of the HA fillers) with lidocaine in it for extra anesthetic effect.
Good luck!
Dr. Grant Stevens
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August 12, 2011
Answer: Avoiding discomfort with Juvederm injections
Greetings~
Having Juvederm injected does not need to be as bad as a tattoo. We apply topical anesthetic for patients prior to injections to minimize discomfort. For the lip area, nerve blocks are an option as well (though most patients do fine without them). And last, but certainly not least, good old fashioned ice works great as well. You can also request that the provider injecting you use Juvederm (or one of the HA fillers) with lidocaine in it for extra anesthetic effect.
Good luck!
Dr. Grant Stevens
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