Is Juvederm Volbella truly the longest lasting and most advanced lip filler?

Yes, Volbella is a great choice for longer lasting lip filler (up to a year) and will create a fuller, more symmetrical lip. Implants or fat are an alternative. Usually it takes 1-2 weeks to have your final results with lip fillers. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

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Ultra and Juvederm Ultra Plus will most likely last longer than Volbella.
Volbella is less hydrophilic (absorbs water) and will only provide a subtle
lift as where Juvederm Ultra and Juvederm Ultra Plus will give you more volume
in your lips and the change will be much more noticeable. 

Thank you for sharing your excellent question.  Volbella is purported to have a years worth of results to the lip region and provides a nice, natural augmentation due to its thin hyaluronic acid gel consistency.  As it is a  new filler, time will tell, but you may want to consider it or Voluma as your next options. 

Some people respond better to a particular type of filler. Overall any hyaluronic acid should give you your desired result if injected properly. Moreover, the administration of fillers is a highly technical procedure. There are so many factors to consider to determine if you are a good candidate for it, best filler to use, the right amount, injection technique, etc. Please contact a qualified provider or a board-certified physician with extensive experience in these procedures.

Thank you for your message! Unfortunately it is difficult to predict how long patients will hold on to dermal fillers. Our office generally recommends the use of Vollure into the lips as it tends to last a bit longer and give a bit more fullness than Volbella. In terms of lip filler, it is recommended building up the area overtime through the injection of one syringe at a time. You do not want to overwhelm the lips which can increase the risk of complication and lumps! 

Unforunately, there is no way to know how long a filler will last from patient to patient.  Among the Juvederm products, Vollure is the one that is said can last 18 months.  More products are steadily being developed here, and being brought to the US from other countries as well for FDA approval, so there is always the chance that longer lasting products will become available. Currently most products last about a year.
It may be that you best results will come from something like your own fat, or autologous fat grafts.  I suggest this because of the history you have provided.  Fat is your own tissue, and can last far longer that a filler, although it is not without its own risks,  has a longer recovery period, and the amount of "take" from any one procedure can vary quite a bit.
I hope this helps!

Allergan has done an excellent job marketing Volbella as a great option for lip filler.  The technology it uses to cross-link its filler (ie make it harder to break down) is proprietary and is purported to last longer than other methods.  This same technology is used in Voluma and some of their other fillers. However, there are many factors involved in filler breakdown other than cross-linking.
In my opinion, Volbella is an excellent choice of a filler for many patients looking for subtle plumping of the lips, but I do not use it for patients who want to notice a significant improvement in volume or reshaping the lip.
If you havent already, I would consider trying Vollure instread of Volbella, because this will give you additional volume with the same or even better longevity.  If you have already tried Vollure, Ultra plus, or even voluma, unfortunately you are likely one of those people who metabolize HA filler rapidly and therefore nothing will last as long as you want. When this is the case, we start considering implants, fat transfer, and even surgical lip lifts.
I am a big fan of surgical lip lifts in the right patient, and fat injections are also well tolerated. Make sure you see an expert who can offer all of these fillers and procedurs to be able to give you the best options. Good luck!

Thank you for your question. Although the company guidelines have indicated the longevity of Vobella to be about 12 months, I have seen Vobella lasting anywhere between 6-12 months. However for patients such as yourself who metabolize most HA fillers quickly, I can tell you that it most likely will not last as long. It is best for you to try fillers that are a bit thicker than Vobella such as Juvederm ultra, juvederm ultra plus, or Vollure. 
Thank you, Melody

The results from Volbella should last about 12 months, but given your history with HA fillers, I doubt that will be the case with you. In general, Volbella on the lips is more about smoothing out the lips so that you look as if you are wearing permanent lip gloss as opposed to adding a lot of volume. Therefore, I pretty certain it won't be the best choice for you.

I am confused? VolBella is short lasting for fine lip lines. It is NOT a great long lasting volumizer filler.