Juvéderm FAQ and Treatment Guidelines
Juvéderm Treatments in Wisconsin
Frequently Asked Questions About Juvéderm:
When can I resume normal activities after my treatment?
How long is the Juvéderm treatment?
Can I combine Juvéderm and Botox treatments?
Are there any side effects with Juvéderm products?
Side effects are moderate and generally last 2 to 4 weeks. Common side effects include temporary reactions at the treatment site such as tenderness, swelling, firmness, lumps/bumps, bruising, pain, redness, discoloration, and itching.
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How long does Juvéderm XC last?
What are my options if I am allergic to lidocaine?
When should I plan treatment for ideal results?
Will I bruise post treatment?
Bruising will vary. Following some treatments, it may not occur at all. If it does, the bruise(s) can last 3-10 days. You can reduce risks of bruising and swelling if you do not take any Tylenol or Ibuprofen for at least 72 hours prior to treatment.
Patients taking medications with anticoagulant effects on a regular basis, such as Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Aleve, and Celebrex or high doses of certain herbs such as gingko, vitamin E, garlic or ginseng may have an increased risk of bleeding or bruising. If possible, it is advised to discontinue these medications two weeks prior to treatment. If you can’t, the procedure can still be done, but with higher risk of bruising.
Is there a cost for a consultation?
Where can I have a consultation for Juvederm?
Treatment Guidelines
Pre Treatment
- Patients predisposed to developing cold sores should start on 500mg of Valtrex twice daily at least two days before treatment. A seven day course of therapy is recommended (two days prior and five days following filler).
- You can reduce risks of bruising and swelling if you do not take any Tylenol or Ibuprofen for at least 72 hours prior to treatment.
- Patients taking medications with anticoagulant effects on a regular basis, such as Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Aleve, and Celebrex or high doses of certain herbs such as gingko, vitamin E, garlic or ginseng may have an increased risk of bleeding or bruising. If possible, it is advised to discontinue these medications two weeks prior to treatment. If you can’t, the procedure can still be done, but with higher risk of bruising.
Post Treatment
- Avoid applying immediate pressure and excessive movements to the treated area, unless instructed to do so.
- Apply a cool compress to treated area(s) as this may help to reduce swelling and potential for bruising.
- Tylenol may be taken for any discomfort and cold compresses may be lightly applied to reduce swelling.
- It is normal to feel some “tenderness” immediately following the treatment that may last for a few hours up to a few days and some “firmness” in your treated area(s). Over time, the areas will soften and “settle” leaving a natural look.
- There is a small potential for the filler to not disperse evenly and form a small “nodule”. Typically a nodule cannot be seen, but you may be able to feel it. If this occurs and is bothersome, please call our office to book a follow up appointment. The nodule may be a lingering bruise; however, if a true nodule has formed, we may be able to evenly disperse the product.
Please call our office with any questions or concerns: (608) 831-4007
Your Consultation
Your skin requires a tailored program of care to optimize its health and appearance. At your consultation, one of our Medical Aesthetics Specialists will gather information from you about your skin concerns, examine your skin and explain what they discover. They will help you prioritize and achieve your best skin by preparing a treatment plan that ensures any skin treatments you choose are provided in a manner that is as effective and as safe as possible. Our Medical Aesthetics Specialists have trained under Double-Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Richard Parfitt. Their extensive knowledge of non-surgical procedures, skin care and skin rejuvenation treatments ensures they are skilled specialists in your chosen treatment.
If you are a new client of AestheticA Skin Health Center and are interested in a specific treatment, time may be allotted for the consultation and treatment to be completed in one appointment. If you are a previous client of AestheticA, but have not been seen by our clinic within a year, a brief follow-up will be included in your appointment to discuss your previous treatment(s) or any new skin concerns you may have.
Choosing Aesthetica Skin Health Center
Skin treatments are more sophisticated than ever. The services we provide at our Middleton (Madison) Wisconsin center are the latest scientifically proven developments offered to enhance your appearance. We provide only those treatments and products that consistently have a reputation for providing safe and effective results.
At AestheticA Skin Health Center, Facial Plastic Surgeon Dr. Richard C. Parfitt, licensed aestheticians, and nurses are committed to serving your unique needs with their considerable knowledge, training and experience. To hear what our clients are saying about their experience at AestheticA Skin Health Center, read their testimonials. Contact us today to schedule your appointment.
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Schedule an Appointment
If you would like more information or are interested in nonsurgical cosmetic procedures, skin rejuvenation treatments or skin care products at AestheticA Skin Health Center – Middleton, please call (608) 831-4007 to schedule a consultation or appointment.
