After the treatment, some common injection-related reactions might occur, such as:

• swelling,
  

• bruising,
  

• redness,
  

• tenderness,
  

• itching,
  

• discoloration at the injection site.
  

Occasionally, treatment can trigger an acne flare.

These side effects resolve naturally within 1 to 14 days after the treatment.

Juvederm is free of any major side effects, however, some side effects are normal to this experience:

• redness,
  

• bruising,
  

• soreness,
  

• slight bleeding.
  

Yes, there are some:

• Allergies to the sun or light sensitivity
  

• Malignant tumors or a precancerous skin condition
  

• Receiving retinoids within six months before the procedure
  

• The presence of keloids in the processing
  

• Any infection that results in a skin abnormality or abrasion (e.g., herpes)
  

• Any bleeding disorders or thromboembolic condition
  

• Cardiovascular issues/abnormalities
  

• A pacemaker
  

• Diabetes
  

• Self-tanned skin (the application of self-tanning creams)
  

• The procedure is not recommended during pregnancy
  

• Nickel allergy, as the electrodes of the device are nickel-plated
  

The device is built around a fractional laser. When the laser and radio energy beams penetrate the skin, they allow the technician to change and remodel existing collagen fibers. The surrounding un-remodeled tissue becomes gently heated which triggers heat reservoirs that accelerate the healing process creating new collagen and smoothing out wrinkles and fine lines.