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Juvederm would normally be injected to a level deeper than Renova would reach when placed on the skin. Using Renova should not affect the longevity of Juvederm.
Renova, or any retinoid, affects the epidermis and dermis to improve skin texture and tone. Fillers, on the other hand, are injected beneath the dermis to correct volume loss. Since they work at different levels of the skin, there is no problem with combining the two. In fact, they complement each other nicely.
No, using Renova should not have any affect the Juvederm that's injected within the tissues.
Sculptra is usually injected much deeper than Juvederm, but its best to discuss with your treatment provider to make sure of the placement.
Thank you for your question. Yes, you can get the hyaluronidase injection while you are on antibiotics. It will be worth while to check in with your injector to ensure he/she is comfortable with your condition. Best.
Thank you for your helpful question. I always warn my clients that swelling and bruising often presents the day after treatment and reassure them that no filler has been "magically administered" overnight so they will gradually settle down over the next week or so. Arnica and cool...