JUVÉDERM® in Temecula, CA

The number of syringes needed depends on the treatment area, your facial structure, and the level of correction you want.

Small areas, such as the lips, may require just one syringe, while restoring volume in the cheeks or contouring the jawline often takes two or more. Many patients start conservatively and add more product later if needed.

During your visit, your provider will assess balance, symmetry, and proportions to recommend an amount that supports natural-looking results rather than overcorrection.

Most people return to work and daily activities the same day or the following day after JUVÉDERM treatment.

Mild swelling, redness, or tenderness can occur, especially in areas like the lips, but these effects usually fade within a few days. Bruising is possible, though not guaranteed.

If you have an upcoming event, scheduling your appointment at least one to two weeks in advance gives time for any temporary swelling to settle and for results to look more refined.

Yes, JUVÉDERM is commonly paired with BOTOX Cosmetic and other treatments during the same visit or over a series of appointments.

Fillers restore volume and contour, while BOTOX relaxes muscles that create dynamic wrinkles, making them complementary rather than redundant. Some patients also combine JUVÉDERM with skin treatments like microneedling or light-based services.

Your provider will guide timing and treatment order based on your goals, skin condition, and facial anatomy for balanced, cohesive results.

Once swelling resolves and the filler integrates with your tissue, JUVÉDERM typically feels soft and natural. Most patients don’t notice it at all during daily activities. In areas like the lips, there may be brief firmness early on, but this fades as the product settles.

Proper placement plays a major role in comfort and feel, which is why technique matters. The goal is for the treated area to move naturally and blend seamlessly with your features.

Yes, JUVÉDERM fillers are made from hyaluronic acid and can be reversed using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This allows providers to dissolve part or all of the filler if results are not what you expected or if adjustments are needed.

While reversal is rarely required, it offers peace of mind — especially for first-time filler patients. Most refinements involve subtle tweaks rather than full removal, guided by your provider’s clinical judgment and your feedback.

When injected correctly and in appropriate amounts, JUVÉDERM is designed to stay where it’s placed. Migration is uncommon and is more often linked to overfilling, improper technique, or treating areas that don’t generally respond well to filler. Choosing an experienced injector significantly reduces this risk.

Over time, the filler gradually breaks down and is absorbed by the body rather than shifting to other areas. Following aftercare instructions also helps support stable, predictable results.