Juvederm Volift with Lidocaine (2x1ml)

Juvederm Volift with Lidocaine (2x1ml), JUVÉDERM ® VOLIFT ® with Lidocaine is the new product of hyaluronic acid fillers based on (HA) of JUVÉDERM ® ranks and the third product developed by the VYCROSSTM , technology exclusive to Allergan.

Hyaluronic acid concentration 17.5 mg / ml , 0.3 % lidocaine.

Designed to reshape the facial contours and deep skin depressions, such as nasolabial folds. Juvederm ® VOLIFT with Lidocaine Provides a new treatment option for mild and lasting results . Allergan Juvederm Volift Lidocaine is a product of innovative injectable facial fillers based on hyaluronic acid Gives All which volume to sunken cheeks and firmness to sagging skin of the jawline to create a smooth and natural effect .

The addition of a local anesthetic , lidocaine (0.3%) , Provides more comfort to the patient falling on a softer treatment and injection experience Compared to products Containing no local anesthetic .

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THIS PRODUCT IS A MEDICAL DEVICE . THIS PRODUCT DOES NOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGE

Careful injection of this product Requires a technical medical procedure must be completed imperatively That by a physician ( doctor Specializing in dermo cosmetic dermatologist, plastic surgeon ).

Who should not use Juvéderm® VOLIFT® with lidocaine?

Pregnant or lactating women should not use Juvéderm® VOLIFT® with lidocaine.

If you are considering Juvéderm® VOLIFT® with lidocaine,  inform your Physician of any previous permanent products or body enhancing products you have used. You should also make them aware of any allergies, immune diseases and infections you have. Similarly if you have hypersensitivity to hyaluronic acid.

The treatment should not be used in conjunction with any skin treatments including laser or dear abrasion treatment.

What are the associated side effects with Juvéderm® VOLIFT® with lidocaine?

Common symptoms such as swelling, bruising and redness can occur at the site of gel injection. Resolution is usually within one week.