I had 1 syringe of Juvaderm that completely disappeared within 2-3 weeks. After the doctor refused to help, I tried Perlane (1 syringe) with the same outcome. I can still feel small bumps where the injections were done, but the fullness I experienced during the procedure is gone. I take a medication called Suboxone for migraines. Could the Suboxone or dehydration be contributing to this issue? Is there a specific vitamin I should take?
If the filler you have been using doesn't provide long-lasting results, you may want to consider alternatives such as Voluma, Juvederm Ultraplus, or even fat injections, which can offer more prolonged effects. I wish you the best of luck with your treatment.
It is uncommon for the filler to completely metabolize within such a short period of time. The majority of your results may be due to swelling rather than the actual filler. However, there is a possibility that your body is breaking down the hyaluronic acid more rapidly than usual, although this is unlikely. It is crucial to ensure the proper placement of the filler and the quantity injected. Deep placement can result in the loss of results. Silicone injections are a permanent alternative that may be considered moving forward.
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