Juvederm

Juvederm ™ is a hyaluronic acid-based dermal filler, much like Restylane® or Perlane.  Juvederm is a smooth, injectable gel that fills facial scars, fine lines, wrinkles, and facial creases.  Juvederm flows easily into the skin, creating a more natural look. Juvederm can boost natural collagen production and prevent existing collagen from deteriorating.  Juvederm is also proven safe and effective with patients of all skin types and colors.

The biggest difference between Juvederm and Restylane is in how long it lasts.  Juvederm can maintain a more youthful appearance for up to six months or more.  The manufacturer of Juvederm offers two alternative brands: Juvederm Ultra and Juvederm Ultra Plus, which are purported to last up to one whole year. Be sure to get the advice of a cosmetic professional before determining which solution is best for you.

By looking at our Juvederm consumer ratings, prospective patients can see what Juvederm users had to say about this treatment. Juvederm patients can also add their personal treatment ratings on SignatureForum's Juvederm page. If you've decided that Juvederm is the dermal filler for you, you can schedule your first consultation with a professional Juvederm provider by contacting us today!

More Details On Juvederm

Average Cost Range: $462.00 - $662.00

Time Required:
Usually about 30 minutes, depending on the treatment area.

Side Effects:
Possible side effects are temporary and can include redness, swelling, bumps, firmness, and itching around the injection sites.

Duration of Results:
Juvederm results typically last about four to six months. Juvederm Ultra and Juvederm Ultra Plus may last up to a year. Injections need to be repeated periodically in order to maintain results over a longer period of time. See what other Juvederm users had to say about their treatment and results on the Juvederm ratings and reviews section.

Recovery:
Patients are usually able to return to normal activity the same day as their Juvederm injection.

Discomfort Level:
As with most dermal injectables, patients may experience varying levels of discomfort with Juvederm. In most cases, any ongoing pain tends to subside within the first week.

Anesthesia:
Anesthesia is not necessary prior to a Juvederm injection. However, some medical professionals do prefer numbing the treatment area ahead of time with a topical or injectable anesthesia.

Also Known As:
Injectable, Filler, Lip filler, Lip Augmentation, Wrinkle Removal, Facial Rejuvenation

More About Juvederm:
Follow the link to see how Juvederm compares to Restylane. Both are top dermal fillers in today's market.

Further Discussion:
Discuss the advantages or disadvantages of Juvederm at Cosmetic Enhancement Forum.