Juvederm VOLUX Phoenix
Juvederm VOLUX Filler is now available at Suddenly Slimmer Med Spa Phoenix. Juvederm VOLUX is unique because it’s a structural gel that’s first and foremost a chin and jawline filler. It’s being FDA-approved specifically for this indication. Another advantage of VOLUX is that it’s predominantly an HA, which is essential for firmer, younger-looking skin. This product can sculpt the face beautifully while hydrating and improving the skin’s texture at the same time.
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Juvederm Volux | Before & After Photo
What are the specific benefits of Juvederm Volux?
Juvederm Volux is a hyaluronic acid dermal filler that has been specifically designed for use in the chin and jawline. We can use it to improve facial harmony by strengthening the jawline and chin, softening jowls, improving ‘double chins’, or giving a stronger more defined jawline.
How does it differ from Kybella or Coolsculpting, if a ‘double chin’ is your concern?
CoolSculpting and Kybella are products designed to decrease the fat pad that sits underneath our chin. CoolSculpting does this by freezing and permanently killing the fat cells. Kybella is an injection that dissolves fat cells. In some people, these options alone will be a good solution for treating ‘double chins’, but in others, they will also need Volux to strengthen the bony support of the jaw to achieve the best results. The key is to be in expert hands who can assess you and recommend the best treatment plan for you.
Why do we lose volume in the jaw and chin area, and what does this look like?
Genetically, some people have a small or weak jawbone or chin, whereas others lose volume through the aging process. As we age, we lose bone in our skull – our cheeks deflate which means that facial fat drops downwards with gravity. The bone loss that happens in our jaw means that the lower face no longer has a strong framework, and our skin and fat can hang loosely with no tension in them. This can mean the face looks saggy and ‘jowly’, that the chin can look more square, and that the neck looks looser and like we have developed a ‘double chin’.
Do you mostly perform jaw filler on more mature clients?
We perform this treatment on people of all ages. Chin and jawline enhancement is a popular treatment in younger patients who have a genetically weaker jaw or chin, in whom major orthognathic surgery to advance the jawbone would be the only other option. It’s also popular in more mature patients who have lost the strength of their jawline through aging. In the more mature set of patients, we often need to address the cheeks before we address the jawline, to ensure we give the soft tissues of the face enough support.
Do clients commonly reference celebrities with ideal jawlines?
Occasionally, yes – the one who comes up most is Angelina Jolie. A strong defined jawline has definitely become ‘fashionable’, but celebrities such as Jolie have been sporting razor-sharp jawlines for a few years now, and it has become a defining feature of attractiveness.
We would say it’s the minority of patients who reference this though – most people just want to restore what they have lost.
How long do the results last?
With Juvederm Volux results can last up to two years. Having said that, the result will change over time as the filler is very gradually broken down by the body. I recommend that my patients see me every six months for ‘tweaks’; we do smaller amounts more frequently to keep them looking more steady.”
Does Juvederm Volux pose any specific risks or side effects?
A small amount of bruising and swelling are the most common side effects of Juvederm Volux, and I would say Juvederm Volux can feel slightly more tender than other injectables within the Juvéderm family. This is minor and short-lived though, and patients can take paracetamol if needed. There are serious potential risks with all dermal fillers which are not specific to Volux – you should always make sure you are in experienced medical hands (such as a doctor, or a registered nurse), and that the practitioner treating you is also able to deal with any problems that may arise.
Can Volux be dissolved if you are not happy with the results?
As Juvederm Volux is a hyaluronic acid dermal filler it can be dissolved. However, dissolving filler does carry its own risks, and as such, I would always advise against it unless it is absolutely needed.“Do your research before having a procedure done: ensure the practitioner treating you has done several of these procedures, can show you before and after photos, and you feel comfortable that they’ve listened to you and understand what you are hoping to achieve. This will minimize the risk of you being unhappy in the first place.
