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What is Juvederm Volux?

Juvederm Volux is an injectable filler consisting of hyaluronic acid. It is developed and manufactured by a Dublin-based pharmaceutical company known as Allergan. Juvederm is indicated for treating volume loss in the chin and jawline. This helps to enhance the overall facial definition. This filler can also be used for non-surgical rhinoplasty.

What are the features of Juvederm Volux?

• Lidocaine integration: This filler is infused with lidocaine, which allows for a comfortable treatment experience.
• Vycross technology: The hyaluronic acid in this filler is produced using a proprietary technology called Vycross, which enhances its cross-linking efficiency.
• High concentration of hyaluronic acid: This filler contains the highest concentration of hyaluronic acid among Juvederm products, therefore is able to provide more visible results.

What accessories/items come with Juvederm Volux?

• four 27G 0.5-inch disposable needles
• two graduated, pre-filled syringes
• one set of traceability labels
• package insert

How does this product work?

This filler provides projection and contouring for the jawline and chin area, helping to address age-related facial volume loss.

What are the ingredients of Juvederm Volux?

• cross-linked hyaluronic acid (25 mg)
• lidocaine hydrochloride (3 mg)
• phosphate buffer (1 mL)

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do the results last?

In most cases, the results of this filler can last 18 to 24 months. Keep in mind actual results may vary from patient to patient.

What are some important safety tips to follow when using this product?

• Do not use this filler in combination with dermabrasion, deep chemical peels or laser treatment. If the inflammatory reaction produced is significant, avoid injecting surface peels.
• Avoid injecting this filler into the lips, glabellar region, or the periorbital area (including the crow’s feet, eyelid and undereye area).
• Do not inject this filler intravascularly (i.e. into the blood vessels), as this can potentially result in occlusion of the vessels, embolization, infarction or ischemia. It is not recommended to inject Juvederm Volux intramuscularly.
• Injection of a medical device (such as Juvederm Volux) is associated with a small infection risk. While using this filler, follow standard precautions related to the use of EN injectable materials.

What are the most common side effects?

• erythema
• edema
• pain on pressure
• redness
• itching
• hematomas
• paresthesia
• staining / discoloration of the injection site
• induration / nodules at the injection site