Juvederm is one of the most advanced dermal filler brands these days. It is manufactured in France by Allergan (now a part of AbbVie), which is a global pharmaceutical corporation that produces exceptionally safe, effective, and long-lasting aesthetic medicine solutions to hydrate, tighten, and smooth the dermis of a patient. Therefore, Juvederm is one of the top choices among healthcare providers and their patients when it comes to the improvement of a patient’s skin quality with the help of minimally-invasive procedures.
The Juvederm family might be divided into two product lines, namely the Ultra line and the Vycross line. The difference between them lies in technology they employ in the manufacturing process. The most popular dermal fillers in the Ultra line include Juvederm Ultra 2, Juv?derm Ultra 3, and Juvederm Ultra Plus XC. While the most widely-spread cosmetic injectables in the Vycross line are Juvederm Voluma, Juvederm Volbella, and Juvederm Volite.
Basic Information
Juvederm Volite is a dermal filler with a great number of benefits. It aims to rejuvenate and enhance the surface of a patient’s skin in a safe, effective, and long-lasting way. The gel is based on injectable hyaluronic acid of non-animal origin and high molecular weight (with a concentration of 12 mg/ml). As well, the composition of Juvederm Volite includes prefilled lidocaine hydrochloride, which functions as a local anesthetic to provide a patient with the most comfortable and pain-free experience during the procedure. The combination of hyaluronic acid and lidocaine hydrochloride allows a patient to get rid of age-related signs without causing any discomfort.
Just one treatment session that involves Juvederm Volite is capable of improving the quality of a patient’s skin cells. It is a hyaluronic acid gel of subtle concentration. Therefore, it creates shiny, smooth, and well-hydrated skin in an exceptionally natural-looking way (in other words, it differs from other typical dermal fillers based on hyaluronic acid because of its exceptionally subtle results).
The Juvederm Volite treatment protocol suggests that it should be administered into the subcutaneous tissue of a patient’s skin with the help of a 32G 1/2 needle. The procedure should be performed exclusively by a certified healthcare provider, who would use a special injection technique of effective product administration without touching the deep dermis of a patient’s skin.
When properly injected, Juvederm Volite might provide a patient with a durable result that lasts up to nine months. However, its exact duration strongly depends on the individual peculiarities of each patient, such as their current health condition, skin type, and age. Furthermore, it might be substantially prolonged by periodical touch-up injections (they are usually performed when the results of previous injections start to wear off).
