Juvederm^TM

Juverderm^TM is the dermal filler of choice for stubborn lines and wrinkles around the face. This injectable smooth gel is also ideal for enhancing volume of the lips for a fresh natural look. The results are instantaneous, allowing you to leave Dr. TATTOFF with the youthful appearance you desire.

Juverderm^TM Frequently Asked Questions

• What is Juvederm?
• What can be expected at a Juvederm treatment?
• Who administers Juvederm at Dr. TATTOFF?
• Where can Juvederm be injected?
• How long does the Juvederm treatment take?
• How long does Juvederm last?
• Is the Juvederm treatment at Dr. TATTOFF personalized to fit certain needs?
• Are there any precautions before getting treated?

What is Juvederm?

Juvederm is an injectable smooth gel dermal filler composed of hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance that already exists in the human body and it gives the skin fullness. It restores natural volume, which tends to decrease with age and sun damage.

What can be expected at a Juvederm treatment?

In an initial complimentary consultation, the doctor will ask about areas of concern to determine where Juvederm will be injected. Juvederm is then injected under the skin to fill in facial wrinkles, folds and to bring fullness to the lips. The results are instantaneous.

Who administers Juvederm at Dr. TATTOFF?

The doctor.

Where can Juvederm be injected?

Juvederm can be injected in the marionette lines, nasal labial folds and the lips.

How long does a Juvederm treatment take?

About 30 minutes.

How long does Juvederm last?

Results are clinically proven to last up to 6 months or longer. In general, we recommend follow-up treatments every 6 months.

Is the Juvederm treatment at Dr. TATTOFF personalized to fit certain needs?

Though Juvederm treatments are not painful, the option of applying a topical anesthetic or having a dental block is available. Treatments at Dr. TATTOFF are personalized to fit the needs of our clients.

Are there any precautions before getting treated?

To avoid any bruising or bleeding, we recommend avoiding aspirin, anti-inflammatory medication, St. John’s Wort and high doses of vitamin E supplements prior to treatment. Other factors will be discussed in an initial consultation with the doctor.