Aquagold Q&A

I had Aquagold treatment done almost a year ago. Practitioner mixed Juvederm with saline to do it for me. She said it will provide a lot of hydration into my skin without any added volume. Well, my experience is a bit different. I do in fact have some more volume in my skin, it is like plum but bit too much to my liking, almost like puffy. I also have lumps and irregularities on my skin, the most close to my eyes. How do I dissolve it if it was placed so superficial?

Which is the best filler for this area to be used with Aquagold? How long would it last? Any risks?

I avoid grunge HA fillers as I'm sensitive and I want I to avoid the risks. Aqua gold fil appears to be superficial; would the risks not be the same?

Can Botox be added to Aquagold Fine Touch be used to treat excessive underarm sweating?

Hi, So Ive noticed that using an Aqua Gold Stamp and microinfusions have been becoming more popular. Im curious though, is there actual evidence that microinfusions of Botox and filler are effective? Also to my main question - what is the benefit of crosslinked HA fillers over just using regular hyaluronic acid for microinfusions? I know Botox is supposed to help with pores and oil production but I cant find any literature that explains why dermal filler is better or different than infusing regular HA.

Aquagold, I think, inserts the products in the skin itself with the needles. Can this cause problems? Can it have volumizing results that resemble fillers?

Can AquaGold microinfusion improve the looks of acne scars? I have rolling and boxed scars on my cheeks and would like to try some treatment with short down time that has low risk of complication. Im ok with temporary results as long as it lasts a few months. Would like to know if AquaGold has the same risks like traditional microneedling like Dermapen.