FULORE Dermatology Clinic

Q.Is JUVELOOK a filler?

A.It is commonly positioned differently from volumizing fillers, focusing on collagen stimulation and skin quality improvemen

Q.How long does it take and is anesthesia used?

A.Often around 1 hour, and topical anesthetic cream may be used.

Q.What reactions can happen?

A.Temporary wheals, bruising, swelling, mild pain, and redness may occur.

Q.When can I cleanse or wear makeup?

A.Gentle cleansing/makeup is usually advised starting the next day.

Q.How is it different from standard JUVELOOK?

A.It depends on clinic protocol; it is often positioned with more focus on improving fullness via collagen stimulation.

Q.Is it like an immediate filler?

A.It is commonly described as a gradual improvement concept rather than purely immediate volumizing.

Q.Can bruising/swelling occur?

A.Temporary bruising, swelling, and tenderness can occur.

Q.What should I avoid?

A.Avoid heat exposure, strenuous exercise, and heavy alcohol for a short period, and maintain moisturization and sun protection.

Q.What is a skin booster?

A.A broad injectable category that improves skin quality (hydration, texture, fine lines, firmness) via intradermal micro-injection

Q.When can I wash my face?

A.The guidance indicates gentle cleansing with lukewarm water after 3–4 hour

Q.Are temporary bumps normal?

A.They can be temporary; the note mentions they may improve within about 2–3 hours (varies).

Q.When can I exercise or use saunas?

A.Avoid alcohol, saunas/hot baths, and strenuous exercise for 7 day