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This really depends on the severity of your wrinkles and volume loss. Often, only one is necessary however more may be required to address your concerns. You can consider VOLUMA, a Juvederm product, that is specifically designed for volume loss.
Thank you for your question. I would recommend using at least 2 syringes for cheek enhancement, but everyone is different with their facial anatomy and treatment goals. I would recommend a consult and treatment under the supervision of a Board Certified Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon for best results and safest treatment options. I hope this helps!
In some patients I recommend facial fat grafting to the patients for these areas, because the patient will save money over injecting Juvederm. If you only need 2 syringes then, Juvederm is reasonable. However, if you are seeking considerable augmentation, fat grafting makes more sense.
How much Jeuvederm is needed is highly patient dependent. Without an exam, photos of how you look and how you want to look it would be impossible to figure out. I can tell you that we usually start with a syringe on each cheek then have patients return in 4-6 weeks to determine if additional injections are required.
Of course this depends on the individual, some people need more and some less but typically you can estimate 1 syringe per side. Keep in mind that a teaspoon is 5 cc's. Each pre-filled syringe is 1 cc. so it would take 5 syringes to fill a teaspoon. It's not very much product, but it expands in your tissues so it becomes more in you than in a teaspoon so give it a try and estimate 2 syringes on average
Juvederm Voluma works very well for cheek enhancement. The amount varies from person to person. It is best to have a consultation to determine what is best for you. Always seek treatment from a qualified physician.
Thank you for your question. Without a photo or examining you in person, it is difficult to give you advice. However, how many syringes are needed depends on how sunken or flat a patient's cheeks may be, what the patient's goal is and their age. Typically, 1 syringe is needed. A good filler for this area is Voluma it is specifically designed for volume loss. I recommend having a consultation with an expert to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!
Juvederm Voluma is an excellent option to increase volume in the cheeks and to provide a nonsurgical mid facelift. Generally, 1 - 3 syringes are used to provide the improvement depending on the degree of improvement needed. Most patients will start with 1 or 2, and have additional over the months as needed.
I love using Juvéderm for cheek volume. While many doctors promote other fillers for the cheeks, I find that using Juvéderm in adequate quantities produces beautiful results predictably, and reversibly. I offer significant discounts for multiple syringes to encourage great results through adequate filling.
The number of syringes needed depends on the product used, the amount of volume loss and the look one is trying to achieve. On average, 2 syringes might be used and you would then be reassessed in a few weeks to see if you are happy with the result. More product can always be added.
Twitching, which would imply movement and motor nerve, NMJ, or muscle abnormality, would not be caused by injection into or around a sensory nerve like the infraorbital nerve.
Juvéderm products are safe, approved, and do not contain preservatives. However, for the most detailed, accurate information of this nature, it's best to contact the manufacturer, Allergan, with these types of questions.
In general, it is best to leave the area alone following treatment. It is difficult to tell without examining you, but it is unlikely you altered the Juvederm. I would recommend visiting your physician who performed the injections to make sure everything is ok. I hope this helps, and good luck!
