I am soon getting jaw fillers and was wondering where the Voluma will be placed for a more masculine jawline? What if the doctor hits a jaw muscle? Are there any dangers? Does Voluma go the bone or is it more superficial? Thanks!
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Extreme pressure is needed to have potential migration which is not the case here. If you experience any adverse reaction in the future, consult a doctor to have it checked completely.
Thank you for your question. It is very important to understand facial aging when getting injectables for facial rejuvenation. As an individual ages, they loose projection in their mid-face and their orbit (eye socket) gets bigger. Sometimes, you need filler in your mid face and under your ey...
Thank you for your question. Voluma is hyaluronic acid and will break down over time by your body. The product is designed to last up to 2 years. Vitrase and Hylenex will break the product down quicker if desired. Best of luck!