Can Voluma xc be used in the chin and around the jaw to diminish the wrinkles that form under the cheek area?

A photo would be best to determine the use of Voluma. Voluma is a great product when adding volume. If your lines are superficial and fine another Juvederm product may be more beneficial to soften the lines smoothly. Consider a consult with an experienced injector to obtain a more accurate assessment.Best of Luck.

Yes, Voluma is a long lasting filler that is a good volumizer on most areas of the face. It is best to consult your dermatologist to determine if Voluma is the best treatment for your specific needs. 

Thank you for your question.Yes, voluma can be used around the chin and jaw.  It is an off label use in the United States.  the FDA cleared use in the states is for cheek volume.  If is approved in Europe for use in the chin.

To be sure, see two or more board-certified providers in
your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and
that it is safe for you to have these treatments.

I hope this helps.

Voluma can be used for these areas, however please speak to your injector to find out which product would be best for you.

Although Voluma is only FDA approved for the cheeks, it may be used in other areas by an experienced physician injector. Voluma is a thicker filler so it needs to be injected in a deeper plane to avoid lumps and bumps. I have used Voluma in the chin and jawline area with very nice results. Since there is a significant amount of volume loss in the chin/jawline, Voluma does a nice job of bring back some fullness and lift to these areas. Please consult with a board certified physician with expertise in aesthetic injectable treatments. Best wishes.

Juvederm XC is a product which is placed deeply beneath the surface of the skin near the bone.  It helps lift and contour more than it reduces wrinkling.  However, when injected along the jawline near and chin and at the back portion of the jaw (as well as along the jaw in some patients), the prominence of jowling can be reduced. 

While Voluma has been used around the chin and jaw, it is an off label use which means the FDA has not approved this use. I would personally not perform this procedure. Be careful prior to having voluma injected in this area. Consult multiple experienced and expert injectors and surgeons to understand your options.

Yes it can.  It is considered an off label use of the product so make sure you plan to consult with the injector before proceeding with the treatment.

Yes, this is possible if you find a highly experienced physician injector. Whether or not this will create the results that you are looking for will require a consultation and further discussion with your chosen injector. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

Absolutely.Although it is FDA- approved only for the cheeks, I typically augment the cheeks + jawline with Voluma.  As the years go by, there is resorption of the bone of the midface and jawline and chin, which contributes to wrinkling of this area.  Building up the jawline and chin is like rebuilding the frame, and the canvas (your skin) lays more smoothly on top.Unlike Belotero, we aren't chasing individual wrinkles with Voluma, instead we are creating a framework.