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What is the difference between juvederm voluma, and restylane subq?

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justmeeexdNov 13, 2016

I'm looking for a hyaluronic acid filler for my chin. My chin is receding and underdeveloped and i want to give my chin more volum. One doctor suggested me to use restylan subq and the other one suggested voluma. I'm wondering which one can give more volume and shape for the chin? I'm mot interested in radiesse or in a chin implant.

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Dr. David Suarez, DO
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Dr. Linda K. Franks, MD
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Aldo Guerra, MD

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Nelson Castillo, MD

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