FACIALS FILLERS

The effects of Juvéderm can last for up to 18 months. But to maintain optimal results, we recommend patients schedule a follow-up appointment 12 months after. This allows us to evaluate the filler's effects and administer a touch-up, if necessary.

Keep in mind the longevity of Juvéderm can vary depending on the person and treatment area. A year after the first injection is considered the best time to get another session to maintain that natural, yet stunning and fresh look.

Notice your Juvéderm effects fading away sooner? Consider scheduling an earlier follow-up appointment.

Juvéderm and Botox are both popular cosmetic treatments that enhance a person's appearance and address different concerns. While both treatments can smooth wrinkles and fine lines, they target other areas of the face and have unique properties. Juvéderm is a dermal filler that adds volume to smooth wrinkles and lines. It usually begins to work quickly and lasts up to 18 months.

On the other hand, Botox is a neuromodulator that goes into the muscles to paralyze them temporarily. This, in turn, causes wrinkles and lines to smooth out. It usually takes a few days for full effects to manifest. After that, the results last for three to four months. Botox requires more frequent visits than Juvéderm.

Overall, both treatment options are safe and effective. The choice depends on your personal preference, cosmetic concerns, and goals.

Juvéderm cost in Denver can vary depending on where you get it. But on average, one syringe costs $475.

The best way to get accurate pricing details is to schedule a free consultation with COCAR. Our team will evaluate your skin and cosmetic expectations. From there, we can devise a treatment program that will meet your needs while staying within your budget. Depending on when you come in, we may have a promotion or special that could make Juvéderm more affordable.

Like most cosmetic treatments, Juvéderm injections can cause some level of discomfort. But the pain level should be minimal. The needles used are fine and small, and the filler itself contains lidocaine. Lidocaine is a mild aesthetic that helps reduce pain and discomfort during the procedure. Most people experience mild discomfort during the injection. They describe the sensation as a mild pinch or pressure.

After the procedure, some patients experience slight swelling and/or redness. These side effects are usually mild and disappear quickly. Overall, Juvéderm is well-tolerated. But if you have a low pain tolerance, let us know so we can take the necessary steps to ensure a comfortable experience.

It's a common misconception that discontinuing dermal fillers will lead to worsened wrinkles or sagging skin. But this isn't the case. Dermal fillers are temporary. When the filler effects wear off, the treated area will return to its original appearance, without making the wrinkles worse. You can get dermal fillers as you see fit.