Juvéderm Filler

Understanding Hyaluronic Acid (HA)
Hyaluronic acid is naturally present in the skin and plays an important role in maintaining hydration and suppleness. It attracts and retains water, helping the skin maintain a smooth and hydrated appearance.
In dermal fillers, HA is formulated into a gel that provides support and volume when injected into specific tissue layers. Different Juvéderm formulations have different properties, allowing a qualified medical practitioner to select a suitable product according to the treatment area and desired outcome.

How Does Juvéderm Work?
Once injected into the appropriate tissue layer, the HA gel adds volume and provides structural support to the targeted area. This can help enhance facial contours, improve definition and soften the appearance of selected lines and folds.
Results are generally visible immediately after treatment, although initial swelling may affect the appearance of the treated area. As the swelling settles, the final result becomes easier to assess.

The longevity of results varies depending on the treatment area, amount used and individual metabolism.

What Can It Address:

• Loss of facial volume

• Less-defined facial contours

• Sunken or hollow-looking areas

• Thin or uneven-looking lips

• The appearance of selected facial lines and folds

• Chin profile and projection

• Jawline definition

• Cheek volume and contour
   

Treatment Areas
Depending on the treatment plan, Juvéderm fillers may be used to enhance:

• Cheeks: Restore volume and enhance cheek contours.

• Lips: Improve lip volume, shape and definition.

• Chin: Enhance projection and improve the chin profile.

• Jawline: Improve definition and create a more structured appearance.

• Nasolabial folds: Soften the appearance of lines running from the nose to the corners of the mouth.

• Under-eye hollows: Address selected areas of hollowing where an appropriate product and clinical assessment support treatment.

• Temples: Address selected areas of temple hollowing with an appropriate formulation.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   

What to Expect
The filler is then injected into specific areas using an appropriate technique. You may experience temporary swelling, tenderness, redness or bruising following treatment.
 
Results are typically visible immediately, with the appearance continuing to settle as initial swelling subsides. Follow-up may be recommended to assess the outcome and determine whether any further treatment is appropriate.