Treatments · Fillers · Juvéderm Voluma

Juvéderm Voluma XC.

Allergan's mid-face volumizer. Lifts cheeks, defines the ogee curve, and restores volume lost to aging. 2-year duration makes it the longest-lasting HA filler on the market.

$600-$900per syringe
Immediatetime to result
2 yearsduration
96%would do again

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What it does.

Voluma is a hyaluronic acid (HA) filler cross-linked with Vycross technology, making it thicker and longer-lasting than other HA fillers. It's FDA-approved specifically for mid-face volume restoration — primarily the cheeks and under-eye area.

A typical treatment uses 1-3 syringes distributed across both cheeks. Top injectors often use 2 syringes on initial treatment and 1 syringe for maintenance every 18 months.

Who should get it.

Who shouldn't.

Alternatives.

Sculptra: poly-L-lactic acid, biostimulator. Builds collagen over 3-6 months. Longer-lasting but not immediately visible, not reversible.

Restylane Lyft: Galderma's cheek volumizer. Slightly less thick than Voluma, similar 1-year duration.

Radiesse: Merz's CaHA filler. Immediate volume plus collagen stimulation. Good for jawline, less natural on cheeks.

What it costs.

Market price for Voluma is $600-$900 per syringe, with coastal metros (NYC, SF, LA) at the high end and midwest/southeast at the low end. Package deals for 2+ syringes typically save 10-15%.

Watch for: deals under $500/syringe. Legitimate Voluma costs providers ~$400 wholesale. Below $500 retail usually means grey-market product, dilution, or a loss-leader to upsell you on something else.

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