VOLUMA XC

What is VOLUMA XC?

Juvederm VOLUMA XC is a facial filler made up of hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring substance that helps to bind water to cells. ... Juvederm VOLUMA XC is the first filler formulated with lidocaine that is FDA approved to restore age-related volume changes in the cheeks.

How much does VOLUMA XC cost?

Each person is different and can use from two to as many as six syringes per person. Cost varies depending on how much is needed to achieve result

Where is VOLUMA XC Injected?

VOLUMA XC is injected into the cheek area to gently lift the skin and restore volume that is lost from aging.

What does VOLUMA XC treat?

Volume adds volume in the mid face that is lost from aging.

How Are VOLUMA XC Injections Performed?

A fine needle is used and a deeper injection is required to correct age-related volume loss in the face.

How much VOLUMA XC will I need?

The amount of VOLUMA XC needed per cheek depends on your age, if you lost weight, your genetics, etc. It's always better to start with one syringe, half per cheek, and add more once the swelling goes down.

Who is a good candidate for VOLUMA XC?

Clients who are concerned with volume loss, particularly in the cheek region, which is the major reason that we lose our youthful profile over the years.

How soon will I see results from VOLUMA XC?

You'll see a change in your appearance right away, but it may take up to two weeks to see the final results. This is because injections of JUVÉDERM VOLUMA XC can cause swelling at the injection sites, so this can obscure the effect the product has had on your appearance.

How long will VOLUMA XC results last?

The effects of Juvederm VOLUMA XC typically last for approximately 9 months to a year from the date of treatment with some patients even enjoying and experiencing the effects for up to 2 years (depending on how many syringes were used) with optimum correction.

Is VOLUMA XC safe?

Yes, all Juvederm products have been shown to be safe.

For JUVÉDERM VOLUMA XC, side effects are moderate (uncomfortable), and generally last 2 to 4 weeks. The most common side effects include temporary reactions at the treatment site such as tenderness, swelling, firmness, lumps/bumps, bruising, pain, redness, discoloration, and itching.