| Juvederm  What is Juvederm?Juvederm is an FDA approved dermal filler uniquely formulated to temporarily decrease the evidence of 
		smile lines, vertical lines and marionette lines on the face. The filler is composed of hyaluronic
		 acid that has been chemically bonded using Hylacross™ 
		  Juvederm Treatments Juvederm treatments are only available through healthcare 
		professionals who are trained and experienced in dermal filler 
		injections. The treatments are given in an office setting, where a 
		healthcare professional guides a very fine needle below the epidermis 
		and into the connective tissues within the dermal area of the face where 
		deep lines and folds develop. There, the gel works like a sponge within 
		the skin, where it also absorbs water, giving you a more youthful 
		appearance.  Juvederm contains a pain-numbing lidocaine anesthetic, which keeps 
		patient discomfort at a minimum. In most cases, Juvederm treatments are 
		performed in just minutes and require little or no down time. Cosmetic 
		results are instantaneous, and the younger appearance achieved in a 
		single Juvederm treatment can last up to one year, after which time the 
		body safely absorbs the biocompatible gel.  Is Juvederm Right for You? All Juvederm injections are non-surgical and tailored to each 
		patient’s needs and desired results. Even if you are a person of color, 
		the FDA considers Juvederm to be the first safe and effective way of 
		improving the cosmetic appearance of smile lines without increasing the 
		risk of hyper-pigmentation or hypertrophic scarring.  Juvederm is the number one dermal filler in the United States 
		today, but only a healthcare professional experienced in dermal fillers 
		can determine whether Juvederm is right for you. Individual Juvederm 
		results will vary from patient to patient, so a one-on-one consultation 
		can give you a better understanding of the type of results you can 
		expect following a treatment.  Schedule a consultation 
		with our surgeon to determine whether you are a good candidate for this 
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