JUVÉDERM® - Smooth support, refining facial proportions
Surgery timeApproximately 30-60 minutes
Anesthesia methodsAccording to the treatment method
Suture removal timeNo need to remove stitches
Postoperative recoveryNo recovery period

JUVÉDERM® is a hyaluronic acid filler series. The appropriate formulation can be selected based on different areas and treatment needs. By replenishing tissue volume and refining contour lines, it improves local depressions, proportions, and three-dimensionality. The treatment process involves an assessment based on individual facial shape, tissue condition, and desired direction, adjusting the overall contour while maintaining a natural and harmonious appearance. Therefore, it is one of the most common hyaluronic acid filler treatments currently available.
What is JUVÉDERM?
JUVÉDERM® and BOTOX® Both belong to Allergan Aesthetics' medical aesthetic product line. Juvederm mainly focuses on filling and contouring, while Botox is more commonly used for dynamic wrinkles and muscle-related issues. The combination of the two can be assessed by a doctor based on individual face shape and needs to determine if it is necessary.
What are the dosage forms of JUVÉDERM?
JUVÉDERM® offers a variety of hyaluronic acid formulations with different properties, allowing physicians to assess and select the appropriate product based on the injection depth, site, and contour requirements. Currently common series include:
- VOLUMA®It focuses on three-dimensional support and contour shaping, and can be applied to the mid-face, chin and other areas as needed.
- VOLIFT®Balancing support and smoothness, it is suitable for designs that address facial contours, lines, and lines.
- VOLBELLA®The texture is fine and smooth, and it is often used on areas that require natural and delicate enhancement, such as the lips and the area around the eyes.
- VOLUX®It has a relatively obvious support characteristic and is suitable for contouring needs such as chin and jawline.

In addition, Pumei also has HArmonyCa® Magic NeedleAlso a product under Allergan Medical Aesthetics, its unique feature is the combination of HA (hyaluronic acid) and CaHA (hydroxyapatite calcium), which differs from the design of traditional hyaluronic acid filler products. Through the combination of different materials and product characteristics, doctors can make more detailed overall plans according to individual contours, skin conditions and aesthetic needs.
How does Juvederm work?
JUVÉDERM® primarily uses hyaluronic acid as a filler material. After being injected into different tissue layers, it can replenish the volume lost due to aging, fat loss, or changes in skeletal structure, further refining depressions, lines, and facial contours. Different formulations vary in softness, support, and elasticity, so the appropriate product can be selected according to the treatment area and needs.
In addition to filling volume, hyaluronic acid itself has water-absorbing and water-retaining properties, which can help tissues maintain a certain level of hydration and plumpness. During the actual injection, the doctor will plan the injection layers and dosage according to the facial structure, skin thickness, dynamic expressions, and overall proportions to make the effect more natural and harmonious, and avoid simply pursuing "filling" and causing unnatural contours.
What problems can JUVÉDERM improve?
JUVÉDERM® can improve facial contour problems caused by aging, tissue loss, or congenital proportions, depending on the dosage form and injection depth. These problems include nasolabial folds, sunken cheeks, flat cheeks, thin lips, and a lack of definition in the chin and jawline. Doctors can assess and plan according to individual conditions.
Different areas require different levels of support, softness, and elasticity. Therefore, the focus of the treatment is not simply to increase volume, but to adjust facial proportions, refine lines and connections through suitable products and injection methods, so that the overall contours look more natural and harmonious.
What's the difference between JUVÉDERM and Juvelook?
In terms of treatment, Juvederm is primarily used to replenish tissue volume and refine facial contours, such as the cheekbones, chin, lips, temples, and nasolabial folds. Juvederm focuses more on skin texture and collagen management; it's suitable for those with fine lines, enlarged pores, rough skin texture, acne scars, or those who wish to increase skin elasticity, and can be assessed based on their specific needs.
In simple terms, Juvederm focuses on filling and contouring, while Juvederm focuses on improving skin texture. They have different uses, and it's not a matter of which is better. The choice depends on whether you want to improve skin texture, depressions, or contouring issues, and a doctor will assess the appropriate treatment.
JUVÉDERM Treatment Instructions
Pre-treatment | Professional assessment and communication
During the treatment | precise injections are performed according to the injection site.
Post-treatment observation and care
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising may occur at the injection site after the procedure, which will usually subside gradually over time. Follow your doctor's instructions for aftercare. Avoid applying strong pressure or massaging the injection site for a short period, and minimize exposure to high temperatures, strenuous exercise, and alcohol consumption. If you experience persistent or worsening pain, abnormal skin color, or other unusual symptoms, contact your clinic immediately for evaluation by a doctor.
Preoperative precautions
- A complete evaluation by a physician should be conducted before the course of treatment.Proactively inform the doctor of your current health status, allergy history, skin diseases, past injection treatment experience, and any medications or health supplements you are currently using, so that the doctor can assess whether you are suitable for the treatment.
- Treatment should be postponed if there is infection, inflammation, or wound at the treatment site.If there is obvious acne inflammation, rash, broken skin, infection or other acute skin problems in the injection area, a doctor should evaluate the patient after the symptoms improve.
- You should proactively inform others if you are using medications or health supplements that may affect blood clotting.If you are taking anticoagulants, antiplatelet drugs, or other products that may increase the risk of bruising or bleeding, you should not stop taking them on your own. You should inform your doctor in advance and follow their professional instructions.
- You should inform us in advance if you have recently undergone other cosmetic procedures.If you have recently received hyaluronic acid, collagen-boosting agents, botulinum toxin, laser, electrotherapy, or other injections and cosmetic procedures, you should inform us of the time and location of the treatment so that the doctor can arrange appropriate treatment intervals.
- Please allow time for recovery if you have important events in the near future.Temporary reactions such as local redness, swelling, bruising, or needle marks may occur after the injection. If you have an important trip planned in the near future, you can discuss the treatment schedule with your doctor in advance.
- You should proactively inform others if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding.The assessment will be conducted by a physician based on the individual's health condition and the suitability of the product.
Postoperative precautions
- Temporary injection reactions may occur after the treatment course.Redness, swelling, tenderness, needle marks, or bruising may occur at the injection site. In most cases, these symptoms will gradually subside over time. The actual recovery varies depending on individual constitution and the treatment site.
- Keep the injection site clean and avoid excessive contact.After the treatment, avoid repeatedly pressing, rubbing, or scratching the injection area, and follow the doctor's instructions for cleaning and care.
- Avoid high temperatures and strenuous exercise for a short period of time.After treatment, it is recommended to temporarily avoid hot springs, saunas, ovens, strenuous exercise, and excessive alcohol consumption to reduce the possibility of worsening redness or bruising.
- Daily skincare should focus on gentle methods.In the short term, avoid excessive exfoliation, acids, retinol, retinoic acid, or other highly irritating skincare products. Resume use once your skin condition has stabilized.
- Do basic moisturizing and sun protectionMaintaining adequate hydration and daily sun protection after treatment helps the skin recover in a stable state.
- Other cosmetic procedures should be spaced out appropriately.If you plan to receive laser, electrotherapy, skin resurfacing, or other injectable treatments, it is recommended that you first confirm the appropriate treatment time with your doctor.
- If persistent or obvious abnormal reactions occur, you should return to the doctor as soon as possible.If the treated area experiences persistent and worsening redness, swelling, pain, noticeable lumps, abnormal skin color, oozing, or other discomfort, you should contact the clinic as soon as possible for evaluation by a doctor.