Traditional fillers replace lost volume (one of the by-products of aging). One great thing about Voluma® is that it can actually lift those sagging cheeks (you know, the ones that make your midface appear hollow and cause those deep laugh lines) Click here for Voluma Before and After.
Unlike traditional fillers, which may only last for 8 to 12 months, Voluma® can last for as long as 2 years. How’s that for staying power?
One of the most common concerns we hear from our clients is, “I don’t want to look unnatural” or “I don’t want people to know that I’ve had something done.” Fortunately, for those who share this concern, Voluma® is a deep filler that, when administered by an experienced practitioner, looks completely natural. The most important thing with any filler (including Voluma®) of course, is the practitioner who is administering it, not the product itself. So, for best results, make sure you seek out a plastic surgeon who is an expert in facial anatomy and aging. Ask to see some of his ‘before and after’ results, and look at the doctor’s reviews to get a sense of his aesthetic sense and credentials.
Everyone’s face is different, and each person’s need for Voluma® will, therefore, be varied. One great thing about this product is that it is customizable to your face. As there is no cookie-cutter formula, when you work with a skilled practitioner who has an artistic aesthetic, he will know how to administer and sculpt the Voluma® for optimal enhancement.
You’ll see results right away. Though there is a small amount of swelling with Voluma® when administered properly, the lift it provides is immediately apparent.
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NOTICE: This is only a guide and is not a guarantee of results. This article is for your entertainment only and is not being given as medical advice. Always consult your personal physician on any medical matters.
