Does Voluma attract water?

Thank you for your question. Hyaluronic acid fillers, voluma being one, pull in water. This helps with the volumization effect, but this is also something the injector needs to be aware of, as there is risk of having an overfilled appearance if not taken into account. I usually tell patients that I aim for just the right amount, but if I have to hedge, I'd rather risk underfilling, as adding more is easier than dissolving excess. I hope this helps, and all the best to you.
-Dr. P

Voluma is a hyaluronic acid filler, and one property of these fillers is that they do attract water. This helps in the plumping effect of the fillers, however it can lead to complications if fillers are not placed in the correct position. It is recommended you discuss with your treating provider on their preference for filler type.

Hi @estella010! Juvederm Voluma is a hyaluorinc acid based filler and it does attract water to some degree. Your expert injector will decide the appropriate filler and the amount injected to help you achieve your goals. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!

Voluma usually does not attract much water and usually slowly dissolves over time. It will not leave any permanent change.

Juvederm Voluma is a type of hyaluronic acid (HA) filler, and hyaluronic acid itself has a natural ability to attract and retain water molecules. Hyaluronic acid is a substance that is naturally found in the skin and other connective tissues, where it helps maintain hydration and volume.When Juvederm Voluma is injected into the skin, it binds to water molecules, which contributes to its volume-enhancing properties. This hydration effect can help plump up the treated area and restore lost volume, particularly in areas like the cheeks and midface where Voluma is commonly used.However, it's important to note that the hydration effect of Juvederm Voluma is different from the concept of "attracting water" in the same way that some other substances might. Rather than actively pulling in water from the surrounding environment, Juvederm Voluma primarily relies on its hyaluronic acid content to bind to water molecules already present in the skin.Overall, the ability of Juvederm Voluma to attract and retain water contributes to its effectiveness in restoring volume and achieving natural-looking results. If you have specific concerns or questions about how Juvederm Voluma works or its effects on the skin, it's best to consult with a skilled healthcare provider who can provide recommendations based on your individual needs and goals.

Juvederm Voluma tends to be smoother, more natural, and less perceptible than many other HA fillers. Voluma does not expand after injection.

Most fillers attract water to an extent that helps in giving more volume, however, there is a risk of overfilled appearance if your injector is not aware. Voluma is an effective and long lasting hyaluronic acid dermal filler or hollow cheek filler. It is based on technology that does not attract water. For more recommendations would suggest that you visit an experienced plastic surgeon for a physical examination.

Voluma is an HA fillers, all of which will attract water to some degree. Having your treatment performed by an experienced injector should keep your risk low of developing issues. Your injector will help you decide on the appropriate amount of filler and type of filler to help you achieve your treatment goals.

Hello and thank you for your question. We would always recommend a face to face consult however in this case yes all fillers made from hyaluronic acid will attract some water. This does not need to lead to an unnatural result - its very much how your injector treats the face and with what volumes which will impact the final result over time.
We hope that answers your question. Best wishes

Every hyaluronic acid filler attracts water. Different fillers will have different capacities. The best would be to discuss this with your experienced Injector who can recommend the best approach, to be able to balance out all parts of your face. They are other fillers like Radiesse, that are often used to fill in hollow areas while diluted, that way it will just promote your own body to build the missing collagen and you would not have to worry about a bloated face. Also, some abnormal face shapes after fillers can happen due to improper technique during the injection, placement of the filler in the wrong plane, and the wrong part of the face. Find a board-certified cosmetic surgeon for yourself who is very experienced in fillers, and can guide you.