Im 9 weeks pregnant . Can i have juvaderm for lips filling ? And the smile line?

Thank you for your question. It is not recommended to have injections when you are pregnant. I would be surprised if you found a clinic that would inject a pregnant person. Best,

As a general rule, injectables should not be performed during pregnancy.  There are little to no studies on the safety of such procedures during pregnancy which is why it is not recommended.  You can consult with your OB-GYN on this, but I find it highly unlikely an injection specialist would perform the treatment until after you deliver.  Best of luck!

The advice is not to have Botox or filler injections if you’re pregnant, since the potential effects on the baby are not known.
In line with the advice for pregnancy, the NHS states you should not have Botox® if you are breastfeeding either, because the potential effects on your baby are unknown.

It is not recommended to undergo this type of procedure during pregnancy. It is not likely to affect your baby, however, we always suggest waiting until after you deliver.

During pregnancy it is not recommended to have this treatment, since the filler contains lidocaine, a drug, and your hormonal situation could evoke abnormal responses to the implant. By the way your hormonal situation will help your lips to be plumped up naturally