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Immediately you may have some pain and later maybe swelling or bruising. If the tingling feeling lasts more than a few hours I suggest speaking to your physician. Try cannula injections in the future to limit pain, bruising or swelling. Best, Dr. Emer.
Juvederm is a fantastic facial filler, especially for the marionette lines. It is normal to have some bruising, swelling, or tingling after the injections. Ice immediately after the procedure helps lessen these symptoms. For the best cosmetic results please consult a board certified dermatologist with a great deal of experience with Juvederm injections.
It is certainly common to experience some mild swelling after Juvederm injections. This can be minimized by the technique used (cannula vs repeat needle); (size of needle) etc. The tingling may be due to the lidocaine that is in the Juvederm. Ice packs may be appropriate depending on your providers instructions. I
Dear ohalbe,The symptoms of swelling and tingling can be quite common for a few days after the injection of fillers and can last from days to a week. Icing is helpful for a few days as can be gentle massage. Be sure to check back with your injector sooner rather than later to make sure that all is fine and that you are achieving the result you sought.Best wishes.
You can swell a little from Juvederm. Most patients have a bit of swelling, but not much. Yes, you can use ice the next day, but it is always best to speak with your injector for their advice.
Yes you can experience some swelling and tingling for a few days to a week. Cold packs are perfectly fine to use. My Best, Dr C
Losing weight will have no effect on the Voluma or Juvederm product itself; however, weight loss may cause you to lose some of your natural volume in the cheeks which can make you appear more gaunt and less youthful.
It is likely this is a late onset inflammatory reaction or biofilm, I suggest you see someone with experience in treating filler complications or side effects. It would be best to reverse the filler and start antiinflammatory antibiotics. Best, Dr. Emer.
The Juvederm can be dissolved with an enzyme, but it is likely you are noticing a change in appearance because of the botox to the DAO muscle. This can change the smile if not injected properly. There is unfortunately nothing you can do but wait till the botox wears off. Best of...
Hello, I think it would be unlikely to detect filler on CT scan - 3 syringes of filler has only about 3cc of volume so this would likely not be a detectable amount of product.
Juvederm is not recommended during pregnancy because it is an elective procedure and no studies have been performed to test its safety. With that said, there has also been no evidence of it causing harm to a fetus.
I agree with Dr Commons. the neck lines are naturally present at birth and get deeper with time. I do a fair number of neck procedures. sometimes I undermine them and release them from the tight adhesions followed by fat grafting (microinjections) thats been my fave way to take care of them.
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