Dr. Darm Juvederm® XC by Allergan
Juvederm® is one of the most popular lines of new fillers for deeper wrinkles around the mouth, between the eyebrows and to enhance the lips. This filler has an extremely low incidence of allergic reactions, and lasts six months to one year around the mouth and about three months in the lips. It provides instant gratification for our patients and has huge margin of safety with only occasional post-treatment bruising or swelling.
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WHAT IS JUVEDERM® XC?
JUVÉDERM® XC is the smooth gel filler that your doctor uses to instantly smooth away wrinkles around your mouth and nose. With just one treatment, you'll get smooth and natural-looking results that last up to a year.†
JUVÉDERM® XC is manufactured using HYLACROSS™ technology, creating a smooth-consistency gel. It is infused with lidocaine to improve comfort during treatment. With JUVÉDERM® XC you get the smooth results you expect, with the improved comfort you want.Ω.
Everyone will notice, but no one will know.
WHERE DOES IT WORK?
Everyone's skin ages differently and JUVÉDERM® XC may be used to rejuvenate multiple problem areas.* From smile lines to vertical lip lines, you can smooth away unwanted wrinkles and restore natural contours.
* Visit Juvederm XC® website by Allergan to see more. http://www.juvederm.com/views/what-is-juvederm/
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