Juvederm New York City
On this page you can find answer to some of the common questions potential clients have about Juvederm treatment options. If you are still unsure if Juvederm is the right option for you, be sure to contact us and book a free consultation where we will go over your specific needs and goals and determine which treatment option is best for you.
What Is Juvederm?
Juvederm is manufactured by Allergan, which also offers 3 formulations:
Juvederm Ultra, Juvederm Ultra Plus and Juvederm Voluma.
All of these dermal fillers fall into the category of a hyaluronic acid gel injectable.
Not only is hyaluronic acid made naturally in the human body, but has also been used to treat wounds during eye surgery and been used to relieve joint pain.
It wasn’t until 1996 when hyaluronic acid was used for the first time for facial tissue augmentation in Europe.
Pricing
FILLERS / COMBOS
LIP FILLERS
Filler By The CC
From $750 | (1cc) |
Love Your Lips
*Extra cost for Juvederm®
$725 | (Restylane® Kysse) |
$725 | (Juvederm® Ultra) |
$725 | (Juvederm® Ultra Plus) |
$750 | (Juvederm® Vollure) |
Russian Lips
*Extra cost for Juvederm®
From $899 |
CHEEK FILLER
Show A Little Cheek
*Extra cost for Juvederm®
$725 | (Restylane® Lyft) |
$800 | (Restylane® Contour) |
$850 | (Juvederm® Voluma) |
Show A Little More Cheek
$1,199 | /2cc (Restylane®) |
$1,599 | /2cc (Juvederm®) |
OTHER FILLERS
Goodbye Laugh Lines
$725 | (Restylane® Lyft) |
$725 | (Juvederm® Ultra Plus) |
$750 | (Juvederm® Vollure) |
Clear Cut Jaw Definition
$725 | (Restylane® Lyft) |
$850 | (Juvederm® Voluma) |
Juvederm Volux
$950 | 1 treatment |
$1499 | 2 treatments |
Chin Defining Filler
$725 | (Restylane® Lyft) |
$850 | (Juvederm® Voluma) |
BOTOX® / DYSPORT® + FILLER BUNDLES
Jaw Dropper
From $2500 |
Jaw Dropper Plus
From $4500 |
Is Juvederm Compatible With Other Dermal Fillers?
Yes, any Hyaluronic Acid gel dermal filler such as, Juvederm Voluma, Juvederm Ultra, Juvederm Ultra Plus, Restylane, Restylane Silk, Restylane Lyft, and Perlane are all compatible.
Watch the video below to see how Hyaluronic Acid fillers work
Which Areas Can Be Treated With Juvederm?
Juvederm can be used to help treat:
Lip Augmentations
Nasolabial Folds
Vertical Lip Lines
Marionette Lines
The “11s”
To increase the volume of your lips and to help plump naturally thin lips.
Which Juvederm Formula Is Best For Me?
Juvederm® Ultra
is used most often to treat the sensitive areas of the lips and around the mouth.
Juvederm® Ultra Plus
has a more robust formula which work well when treating the nasolabial folds.
Juvederm® Voluma
will add a subtle lift and volume to your cheeks to help restore a more natural looking contour for up to 2 years.
Questions? We've Got Answers
Yes, Juvederm was approved by the FDA on October 22, 2013.
Based on the clinical research collected by the FDA, they have found that Juvederm can be injected safely into the nasolabial folds to effectively smooth wrinkles and to add volume into the cheeks.
Juvederm is injected into facial tissue to help replace the volume that is lost due to aging, disease, or damage cause by the sun or from smoking. Hyaluronic acid plays an important role inside the human body; its primary function is to maintain skin hydration and volume. Studies have shown that the effects from a single treatment of Juvederm can last up to 12 months. Some results have lasted as long as 2 years.
The risks and possible side effects include:
- Temporary redness or swelling at the injection site
- Slight discomfort and bruising
- Treated areas should avoid excessive amounts of sunlight
- Extremely cold temperatures should be avoided until any swelling has cleared
- To decrease the chance of bleeding at the site of injection, it is advised to avoid taking ibuprofen, aspirin or any other substance that will thin the blood
- Patients are asked to avoid any form of strenuous activity for up to 24 hours after your treatment
For a complete list of side effects and possible risks, please consult with a medical professional.
Patients that are pregnant or breastfeeding should seek treatment as there has not been enough research done to know how this treatment will affect the infant.
