James Christian
May 12, 2017

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Get a Gorgeous Pout with Juvéderm VOLBELLA XC
Are you looking for a bigger, plumper pout? If so, you’re in luck. This FDA-approved filler will help you achieve your goals. Juvéderm® VOLBELLA® XC with lidocaine is one of the newest lip enhancement solutions from Allergan. This smooth gel filler is especially designed for the lips and mouth area, and can be administered by an experienced aesthetic injector, such as James Christian Sardelli, RPA-C. An ultra-fine needle is used to inject the lips are perioral areas. It smooths lines and wrinkles around the mouth area, and can add volume and shape to the lips. The hyaluronic acid in this formula helps attract and retain moisture. Results last for up to one year, according to clinical trials.What to Avoid After Treatment
Treatment only takes a few minutes. It’s best not to wear makeup for up to 12 hours after administration to avoid irritation. You should also avoid going in the sun and into saunas for two weeks. Side effects are mild and uncommon. Clinical trials resulted in some temporary tenderness, swelling, and/or bruising at the injection sites.About the Lidocaine Included
Juvéderm VOLBELLA XC contains 0.3% lidocaine. This helps reduce pain during administration in the treatment areas. This procedure is not typically painful. The smoothness of the gel along with the numbing agent makes for a comfortable experience. It is important to turn to someone who has experience with injecting fillers for proper administration, optimal results, and reduced risk of side effects. James Christian Sardelli, RPA-C has the skill necessary to provide a pleasant and successful experience for his clients.FDA Approval
The Food and Drug Administration approved this injectable on May 31, 2016 for the use of increasing lip volume and smoothing lines around the mouth in adults over 21 years old. The FDA reports that this formula is not for people who have:- Allergies with a severe reaction
- Allergy to lidocaine
- Allergies to Gram-positive bacteria proteins