If they are injected incorrectly near the eye, hyaluronic acid fillers like Restylane have caused blindness. For this reason, it is important to only receive fillers from a trusted, experienced, and educated professional.

Juvederm and Restylane are similar but have slightly varying results in different areas of the face. Patients can choose to have a combination of Juvederm and Restylane injections to achieve their best possible results.

Restylane lasts for 18 months at most. On average, patients achieve Restylane results that last for 6-12 months.

Small bumps and swelling may result as temporary side effects after Restylane injections. These bumps should disappear within the first few weeks of receiving your injections.

Its best to avoid alcohol at least two days before receiving Restylane injections. Alcohol acts as a blood thinner, so drinking alcohol can cause inflammation and bruising. A few hours after treatment is fine to have a drink.

Yes. Dark circles under the eyes are often caused by sagging skin or a hollow eye area. Restylane can be used to fill up that area and reduce the appearance of dark circles.

Versa is a relatively new hyaluronic acid-based dermal filler used to smooth out fine lines and wrinkles and add volume to nearly any area of the face.

Although the two hyaluronic acid fillers are very similar in many ways, Versa’s enhanced formula tends to last longer and results in significantly less post-injection swelling compared to Juvederm.

The amount your treatment with Revanesse Versa will cost depends on how many syringes are needed to achieve the desired results. The best way to get a price estimate is to schedule a free consultation with one of our advanced injectors.

Versa injections create beautifully natural results when used around the mouth, in the cheeks, and even for lip augmentation.

The length of your appointment varies by treatment type and amount needed, but most patients are in and out for Versa within 30-60 minutes.

Its best to avoid exercise for about 24 hours after your Radiesse injections. This helps to avoid any increased blood flow to your face, which contributes to swelling.

Radiesse and Juvederm have different formulas, consistencies, and purposes. They can be used in combination to treat different areas for the same patient for a completely rejuvenated look.

Its often advised that you avoid wearing makeup after your Radiesse appointment to avoid infection, but you can carefully apply makeup after receiving injections if you choose.

Radiesse is designed to stimulate new collagen production, which allows patients to enjoy long-lasting results.

If possible, you should keep your head elevated for 24 hours after receiving Radiesse injections. This includes sleeping with your head propped up.

Hyperdilute Radiesse is the original Radiesse formula that has been oversaturated with saline and lidocaine to increase its spread and effectiveness for larger areas of the skin.

Depending on the amount and location in which the formula is injected, hyperdilute Radiesse can last up to 9 months, although on average it only lasts around 6 or 7.

Hyperdilute Radiesse works just like Radiesse does, by stimulating collagen and elastin in the area treated. However, diluted Radiesse can be more effective in treating larger areas as needed.

With hyperdilute Radiesse, you shouldn’t feel too much firmness in the treated areas, although it’s known that Radiesse itself can feel firm for up to two weeks depending on the treatment area.

There is no requirement to adjust your activity level after filler treatments, or to otherwise rest and recover. You should still expect some minor redness and swelling at your injection sites, but this is generally resolved within a day or so.

This can depend on whether your bruise easily or not. In general, you should give yourself around two weeks for bruising to completely go away, meaning you should plan accordingly if you have an upcoming event.

If you don’t like your results from a hyaluronic acid dermal filler (like Versa or Restylane), hyaluronidase can be injected to dissolve the filler material. This process does not always have the best results, though, so it’s important to do your research on fillers, injectors, and what results you can expect before you go through with filler treatments.