JuveLook Volume, for Those Who Are Afraid of Fillers

Hello, I’m Dr. Park, who strives to provide procedures that are not painful.

Today, I’d like to talk about fillers and JuveLook Volume.

These are the things I hear often in consultations these days:

"I’m scared of fillers, and I’m worried they might end up overdone."

"But I still want to restore some volume."

That kind of thing.

In particular, when the front cheeks start to hollow and the sides of the cheekbones begin to look empty, concerns about volume really come up.

You may look older or be told that you seem less lively.

For people like this, I think JuveLook Volume is quite appealing as a way to restore volume.

JuveLook Volume?

JuveLook Volume’s main ingredient is PDLLA. When this ingredient is injected into the body,

it helps induce collagen production and rebuild tissue. Unlike fillers, which create immediate volume when injected into the skin,

it gradually creates volume over time as collagen and fatty tissue are reformed within your skin.

The biggest advantage of JuveLook Volume is that the volume does not suddenly increase all at once, but builds up naturally.

However, because multiple sessions are needed and it takes time for collagen to form, it may not be suitable for people who expect dramatic results right away.

This is suitable for people like this

• People who strongly dislike fillers

• People who want natural-looking volume without it being excessive

• People whose side cheeks or nasolabial folds look hollow

Number of sessions and treatment interval

I always recommend 3 sessions at 4- to 6-week intervals. In general, if you are not going to do 3 sessions, I recommend not starting at all. This is because the collagen regeneration effect may not be very strong with just one session, so satisfaction may be low.

What is important in JuveLook Volume treatment

First, the consultation itself is the start of the procedure—whether the real issue is loss of volume. Usually, some people who come in saying their nasolabial folds or side cheeks look hollow actually need lifting. If someone needs a procedure that reduces fat, such as Onda lifting or Thermage FLX, but instead receives a procedure that adds volume, the face can end up looking larger.

Second, although JuveLook Volume is different from fillers, I think design is just as important as it is with fillers. Experience and a sense of design matter when deciding which area to treat, how much to inject, and which layer to inject JuveLook Volume into.

Third, it is about how hydration is done and what the dilution ratio is. Hydration is a key point that helps reduce the possibility of nodules with JuveLook Volume, and it is one of the most important steps for bringing out the full effect of JuveLook Volume. Also, if the dilution ratio is too thin or too concentrated, the effect will be reduced.

From my experience, to increase the effect and reduce side effects, I keep at least 3 days of hydration time and insist on the dilution ratio that has been proven in studies to provide the greatest effect.

Fourth, this is a philosophy I apply to all procedures, but the procedure must be comfortable. If it hurts too much, I don’t want to get it done a second time..

If you are uncomfortable with fillers but want to restore volume, JuveLook Volume can also be a good option. However, consultation with a doctor is the most important part.

Thank you, this was Dr. Park.