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It generally takes about 3-4 days for this to go away, although sometimes it can take up to two weeks. This all depends on your rate of recovery, and how you generally recover from trauma. If you heal quickly, then you will heal from this quickly as well since it's related to the needle rather than the product itself. In the meantime, please keep the area clean to prevent infection.
Yes, the insertion point does go away. Give it time, and be in touch with your injector if it does not. Best of Luck!
The red spots are tiny bruises that will fade in about one week. They are caused by the needle, not the Voluma.
Yes the red spots left from the needle injection site will fade and go away. It is not uncommon to have redness following injection. These will typically clear within a few days.
Voluma can last for years. However how long it lasts is dependent on how much product you receive, and your metabolism. Most patients feel that Voluma is very worthwhile. But it is possible that you will need a touch up sooner than two years.
Both Juvederm and Voluma are hyaluronic fillers. However, they serve different purposes. Juvederm, a soft hyaluronic acid filler is best for treating the lips as well as decreasing fine line and wrinkle appearance. It may also be effectively used to reduce the dark circle in the under eye....
Fillers have a risk of embolization. What this means is that the thick gel of a filler - any brand of filler; this isn't specific to Voluma - can accidentally be injected into a blood vessel and clot off blood flow to the area that is fed by that blood vessel. The problem with blurry vision is...
