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Voluma is FDA approved in the mid-face to treat age-related volume loss. However, it can be used off-label on any part of the face that requires lifting or expansion. It is especially effective when placed in close proximity to bone such as the cheek, chin and jawline. It is most effective in a deep nasolabial fold caused by a recess in the canine fossa.
Voluma is a FDA-approved injectable gel designed specifically for adding volume to the cheeks. It can also provide a subtle lift, helping to restore contour and a more youthful appearance. Voluma can be an ideal option for those wanting to address hollow cheeks due to aging or weight loss. It can also help patients who have always wanted more volume in their cheeks, but did not want facial implants.
Thank you for your question.Yes, Voluma can be used for the nasolabial folds and jawline. The use of the product is determined through an in person evaluation by an expert injector. Best,
Yes, Voluma can recontour your jawline and smooth away nasolabial folds. It goes deeper to provide more lift and filling.
Yes,Voluma can be used safely in the naso-labial folds and jawline. The link below offers more information.I hope this helps.
In the United States Juvederm Voluma is FDA-approved for volumization and enhancement of the cheeks. That being said, it has been used off label in areas such as the chin, temples, nose and jaw line with success. I have used it in the jaw line with good results in the appropriate candidates. I do not use it for the nasolabial folds as I think it is too bulky a compound for use in that area. Hope this helps answer your question.
Voluma is a bit more firm than the typical fillers used in the nasolabial folds (Juvederm, Restylane) but it can indeed be used safely and effectively to address these folds. In terms of using it for volume and especially bony augmentation, it works very well in this application.
Voluma is an excellent product for correcting the mid face and volumizing the cheek area. The nasolabial area and jaw are best treated with Juvederm as it is better suited for these areas. Voluma needs to be placed deeper by the bone and is not the best filler for those other areas. For the best cosmetic results please consult a board certified dermatologist with a great deal of experience with Voluma and facial injections.
Voluma has been FDA approved for only mid-face however I have seen great improvement in jawline contouring with this hyaluronic acid filler. Over time if a patient develops fullness in the posterior part of the jawline and a recess near the chin, it can leave the patient looking like they have "jowls". By expertly placing Voluma in this area of recess the jaw can be restored to it's more angular, natural, youthful appearance. Placement is key with this product because if misplaced it can leave the jawline looking full and the exact opposite of the desired effect. Make sure you do your research and search for the top providers of Juvederm in your area. In my practice we are amongst the top 1% provider in the country
Juvederm Voluma® is great for volumizing and enhancing areas that need deep contouring/filling. As such, it is best used in the cheeks and a deep nasolabial fold.
In my practice, I don't pay as much attention to chronological age as I do to the individual patient's pattern of aging. How much has the underlying fat and muscle atrophied? How much laxity or sagging is present and what is the shape of the face? That being said, yes yes yes to Voluma in o...
Thank you for your question. You should be able to safely use Voluma or any other HA (hyaluronic acid) filler without experiencing a problem with Rosacea. Ensure you are working with an experienced injector. Best,
Thank you for your question, It is important to feel comfortable and share the same goals as your injector. Schedule a follow up appointment and discuss your concerns. At the time of the follow up you can also talk about hyaluronidase injections to have the product removed. Best,
You should not have any problem with having Voluma injected with a history of rosacea. There may be a temporary increase in inflammation at the injection sites, but you are not at risk of bad reaction because of the volume itself.
It would be helpful to know the amount of Voluma that you had placed during these treatments. Some of the initial affect from injection may have been related to swelling which eventually subsides. Keep in mind that even in the Voluma XC clinical study patients often received substantial volumes...
Thank you for your question, Lidocaine can be mixed with epinephrine as a local anesthetic. Epinephrine can cause heart palpitations. Voluma is mixed with lidocaine, which most likely will not cause palpitations. Best,
