What is Juvederm Ultra Smile?

Juvederm Ultra Smile has been exclusively developed for procedures in the lips and the approximate areas.

Lips area is characterised with one of the highest blood circulation which contributes to relatively fast hyaluronic acid degradation compared to other regions.

However, Juvederm Ultra Smile turns out to be slightly resistant to these conditions and lasts approximately 12 months.

Due to its effectiveness in providing the desirable shape it is currently one of the most popular tools regarding these purposes.

What are the indications for Juvederm Ultra Smile treatment?

• Lips moisturizing, enhancement
• Redefining the shape of lips through volumizing and contouring
• Oral commissures improvement
• Philtrum correction

Juvederm Ultra Smile target areas

Juvederm Ultra Smile is intended to be injected into middle to deep dermis in the following areas.

• Lips
• Oral Commissure
• Philtrum

Juvederm Ultra Smile results

Patient’s can expect their lips and the proximate areas to be moisturized and enhanced after the procedure. The duration of the effect oscillates around 12 months.

The results are present immediately, however, it may take some time for the lips to heal.

For the first 24 hours it is recommended not to eat harsh and spicy meals.

Juvederm Ultra Smile – device properties

Juvederm Ultra Smile is a thick, viscoelastic gel solution with the addition of lidocaine, which provides pain relief during the procedure.

The polysaccharide hyaluronic acid in this filler is of non-animal origin, therefore highly tolerable by human tissues.

Juvederm Ultra Smile side effects

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

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

Contraindications for Juvederm Ultra Smile treatment

Before the Juvederm Ultra Smile 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