What is Juvederm Ultra 2?

With the lowest hyaluronic acid concentration in the entire line,  Juvederm Ultra 2 is specially indicated for shallow facial wrinkles and folds improvement.

Due to its plasticity providing a balanced distribution, the gel is often applied into the forehead area, smoothing its surface in a natural-looking manner.

What are the indications for Juvederm Ultra 2 treatment?

Juvederm Ultra 2 is a proper choice for correcting even the most delicate parts of the face. Its indications include:

• Shallow facial wrinkles and folds correction
• Skin hydrating
• Sunken temples treatment
• Marionette lines
• Nasolabial folds
• Crow’s feet correction
• Under eye hollows improvement
• Lip contour enhancement

Juvederm Ultra 2 target areas

Juvederm Ultra 2 is intended to be injected into the mid-dermis in the following areas.

• Lip-proximate area
• Eye region
• Temples
• Forehead
• Cheeks

Juvederm Ultra 2 results

The persistence of this filler varies from 6 to 12 months, in dependence of the area treated and individual differences like age, lifestyle and skin type.

Within 12 months hyaluronic acid is absorbed by the surrounding tissues.

The filling and smoothing effect is visible within the next few hours after the injection.

Juvederm Ultra 2 – device properties

Polisacharyde hyaluronic acid, which the Ultra line consists of, is of 100% synthetic, non-animal origin and is highly tolerated by human tissues.

The product has a consistency of transparent, homogeneous gel and is entirely biodegradable.

The procedure is comfortable for patients thanks to lidocaine presence giving a significant pain reduction.

Juvederm Ultra 2 side effects

After the injection some of the following symptoms may last from 2 to 7 days:

• redness
• swelling
• itching
• discoloration
• tenderness
• firmness

Contraindications for Juvederm Ultra 2 treatment

Before the Juvederm Ultra 2 procedure an aesthetician should ensure if any of the following symptoms occurs:

• allergy or hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients
• autoimmune disease
• pregnancy
• breastfeeding
• inflammation of the treated area
• infection of the treated area
• redness of the treated area