Juvéderm in Kansas City & Overland Park

Yes Juvederm can be reversed with an enzyme called hyaluronidase.

Although rare, complications from dermal fillers can be devastating. The most serious complications are vascular. Vascular occlusions can lead to necrosis (tissue death), scarring and, even more seriously, blindness. They are extremely rare, but can happen. It is important to look for certified medical professionals, medical doctor or nurses who have the expertise to inject safely.

While its possible for fillers like Juvederm to migrate, this side effect is extremely rare and can be avoided by choosing a qualified injector. The effects of Juvederm migration are cosmetic and can be corrected with reversing the filler.

Alcohol can hinder the healing process. Having a few drinks can irritate the already inflamed injection site area. Therefore, drinking after fillers isnt dangerous but it may make your swelling worse and prolong your recovery time.

Juvederm dermal fillers are usually sold by full syringes. We do carry half syringes of Volbella for the lips.

We do not split a syringe of Juvederm between two clients or two visits. It causes contamination and it is not sterile or safe.

You should avoid touching your face for up to 12 hours after the filler injections; this includes washing your face. After the initial period of time following the injections, you can wash your face with a gentle cleanser, making sure not to cause any irritation. Dental procedures should be avoided for 2 weeks prior or after filler injections.

Different fillers tend to naturally dissolve at different speeds. Most hyaluronic acid fillers used in the lips, jawline, and cheeks, including Juvederm and Restylane, metabolize after 6 months to a year.

Yes, the effects of filler injection like Juvederm is seen immediately after injection. Yes, Juvederm works right away. As soon as the dermal filler is injected, it starts to volumize the treatment area. The final results of this treatment are not immediately apparent. The filler needs time to settle fully and take full effect.

Yes, Juvederm family of fillers look very natural. Make sure you find expert injectors like Dr. Selena Fu and her nurses team to help you with your dermal filler injections.

Yes, Juvederm family of fillers soften over time.

Studies have show dermal fillers induce the formation of collagen by causing swelling and subsequent recruitment of the cells responsible for collagen production. All of us who have been injecting hyaluronic acid products since they were released in 2000, have observed a retention of effects, especially in the lips after repeated treatment. What is not clear is whether the collagen stimulated is Type I (desirable de novo) or III (scar type).

Yes, Juvederm works immediately but can take time to expand and settle down.

There are 7 ways to extend the life of your filler. Combine Fillers with BOTOX\u00ae, Dysport, Jeuveau or Daxxify Reduce Sun Exposure and wear sunscreen Maintain Hydration by drinking lots of water Incorporate Retinol in your skincare regimen Watch Your Diet by eating healthy Dont Over-Exercise, which increases your filler metabolism Be Gentle on Your Face.

Most filler lumps and bumps are temporary and will self resolve. Massaging the area can help, icing for bruising will help if there is a bruise. If the bumps are persistent and painful, we should evaluate you to see if the filler should be dissolved.

You will see the results from Juvederm immediately after the filler injection.

Depending on the area injected, Juvederm fillers last anywhere from about 6 months up to one year.

How many syringes of Juvederm fillers you need depends on the area that needs volumizing.

Depending on the type of Juvederm family of fillers used and how many syringes, prices vary. Please call our office at 913-387-1104 for an in office consultation.

How often depends on the treatment goal. After a desire result or when goal is met, usually people return for treatment between 6-12 months.

Juvederm or other dermal filler injections are relatively painless. We always use numbing cream with our skilled nurse and MD injectors.

Lumps and bumps are common after Juvederm dermal filler injections, usually they are temporary and are self limiting. When they do not smooth out or go away, please call for an appointment for a full assessment.

Juvederm is a dermal filler for volumizing an area. Botox is a neurotoxin used to relax the muscles that make expression lines. Juvederm is not better or worse than Botox.

Juvederm family of fillers are cosmetic procedures not covered by insurance.

You should prepare to pay between $550 and $600 on the average for one syringe. You may require more than one syringe for one session and this is dependent on your objectives.

With any injections into the skin with dermal filler, lumpiness may occur. Lumps after dermal filler is a common issue and can be normal and temporary, or it may need to be reviewed by our expert injector. It is very common to have temporary lumpiness in the skin in the first few weeks after dermal filler. What usually happens is that it will integrate into the skin by about week 4. Causes of temporary lumpiness in first few weeks after dermal filler: Lumpiness may be due to bruises, this will resolve. Lumpiness may be due to swelling at the injection site which will resolve. Lumpiness may be felt during the first few weeks while the product is smoothing and integrating with the tissue.

Juvederm was approved by the FDA in June 2006 and it is safe to use. Find an expert nurse or MD injector whom you can trust is important.

One syringe of Juvederm may be enough for lips. How many syringes completely depends on your lip treatment goal.

There should not be a need to massage the treatment site. After your injections, we will massage the treated areas to ensure there are no lumps. It is best to not massage the areas yourself unless otherwise instructed by your injector, in order to avoid filler alteration or migration.

Theres no right age to start injectable dermal fillers like Juvederm. You should start when youre ready. Most people start in their twenties or thirties when volume loss is more obvious.

Juvederm is a hyaluronic acid (HA) based dermal filler, which is meant to restore and refill naturally occurring hyaluronic acid to areas where it has been depleted. The type of Juvederm filler chosen will depend on the location and severity of the patients wrinkles, creases, and volume loss.

1. Avoid excessive sun exposure and apply sunscreen when outside. Avoid tanning beds, sauna and hot tubs. 2. Avoid strenuous activity for 24 hours. 3. Avoid drinking alcohol and smoking for 24 hours after filler injections. 4. Avoid applying topical products immediately after filler injections. 5. Avoid touching your face or facials or massaging or putting too much pressure near the injection sites.

Many patients go back to their day to day activities right after Juvederm or dermal filler injections. For the first two weeks after treatment, patients are advised to avoid unnecessary sun, heat and cold exposure, and alcohol and smoking. It is important for patients to wear sun screen. Patients may experience some minor swelling and bruising. Swelling and bruising usually subside with time.

Juvederm is not better than Restylane or vice versa. The best injectors will stock both fillers and based on your goal, we can educate you and help you decide which filler is best suited for your needs and goals.

Juvederm is a dermal filler that addresses volume loss and lines and wrinkles, while Botox is a neuromodulator that temporarily stops specific facial muscles from contracting, smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles.

Juvéderm\u2122 (Allergan, Inc., Irvine, CA) was approved by the FDA in June 2006 for the correction of moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds.

Areas where Juvederm is effective include temple hollows, cheeks, mid-face, lips, mouth, nasolabial folds like the smile lines, marionette lines, chin, acne scarring, neck lines, hands and ear lobes, among other wrinkles and creases.

Both Juvederm and Restylane last anywhere from 6 months to one year depending on the type of filler used and the location treated. Both fillers do eventually require follow-up treatment and results can vary greatly from person-to-person. New products from both Juvéderm and Restylane have variable longevity.