Posts tagged “Juvederm Voluma”

Can I use a radio frequency dermawand after having juvederm voluma?

December 9th, 2013
Q.
Hi can I use dermawand a radio frequency i have seen this product on YouTube and I was wondering if it is safe enough to use after having juverderm voluma on my face? Is it not risky?

I just want to know because I just hadon my face 5 days ago and I wanted to try dermawand product a radio frequency to minimize wrinkles around the eyes. Is it safe enough using radio frequency on my face after having a juvederm voluma? Thanks for your time and effort in helping me with this and I look forward to your advice on this matter. Many thanks in advance.

A.
Hi
Yes it is safe to use this after having Voluma after this time.
Good luck
Adam
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What are the best dermal fillers for the tear trough area?

September 28th, 2012
Q.
Hi, I am having dermal fillers on the 9th October hopefully for tear trough area and upper cheek. have lost volume under my eyes and upper cheek which makes me look tired. I would like to look fresher. I will be 40 this year and feel that I need to look fresher as I work with the public and in the beauty industry.I just want a natural look and to add volume where it has disappeared I have told that they may be using Juvederm Voluma. What are the best fillers for this area and is Juvederm Voluma safe for the tear trough area?

Thank you 

A.
Hi there,

Juvederm Voluma is an excellent filler to replace volume lost from the cheek and mid-face area. However, it is much too thick a product to use on the Tear Trough.

In the wrong hands the Tear Troughs can be a problematic area to treat. Tear Trough treatment is a particular interest area of mine and I believe that the secret to a successful result is to use the correct product, in the correct place, in the correct amount and importantly with the correct technique. Over-treatment is a concern in this area and I rarely use more than 0.5-1.0ml of filler in total, to treat both sides. It is one of those areas where it may be better to slightly under treat and review a few weeks later rather than risk adding too much volume. The Tear Trough is an unforgiving area and even a small amount too much will look obvious.

Having said that, Tear Troughs are a satisfying area to treat and are probably the only area of the face where a relatively small amount of filler can produce such a dramatic improvement.

From a product point of view I believe that for Tear Troughs it is difficult to beat the classic Restylane (not thicker products such as Restylane Perlane/Sub-Q)
I hope that this is of some help.

Best wishes,

Peter Forrester

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