Smooth Mouth Area Lines
FAQ Juvederm XC
How does Juvéderm XC work?
What are the benefits of Juvéderm XC?
Is the procedure painful?
How many treatments will I need?
Can I remove the injection?
Can I receive multiple Juvéderm procedures?
How does Juvéderm XC work?
The Juvéderm XC gel is injected deep into the facial tissue. There, the gel fills the vacant areas around the nose providing a more uplifting appearance. And, the VyCross technology allows for the fluid to easily respond to any and all your facial expressions making for a more natural feel.
What are the benefits of Juvéderm XC?
A non-surgical, injectable procedure, Juvéderm XC is the ideal procedure to restore volume in and around your mouth and nose. Juvéderm’s VyCross technology that gives the injected gel malleability. The gel is injected deep within the facial tissue, and is then able to settle and adapt to your every expression which adds a natural feel on top of the increased volume! Benefits of Juvéderm XC include:
- Increased volume around and between the mouth and nose
- Restored structure along with renewed character
- Fluidity and flexibility providing a natural feel
- Smoother and gentler skin
Is the procedure painful?
There is a minor pinch and numbing that comes with the injection. However, the lidocaine used on the syringe is intended to alleviate any pain. Additionally, a numbing cream can be applied to help alleviate any minor discomfort as well.
How many treatments will I need?
The initial treatment is intended to provide results that last up to one year. Touch-ups can be made during or after that year to maintain desired results.
Can I remove the injection?
Yes. An enzyme can be injected into the hyaluronic acid to dissolve the product. However, this may take several visits to accomplish.
Can I receive multiple Juvéderm procedures?
The short answer is yes. You can absolutely receive multiple injections such as the XC, Voluma XC, or the Vollure XC. Depending on your desired goals, it may be best to spread these treatments out over the course of weeks or months to avoid complications. You can ask your provider for help putting together a plan that works for you.