It is recommended to avoid alcohol and excessive physical exertion 24 hours before the procedure. The skin must be free of inflammation, acne, or infections (e.g., herpes). On the day of the treatment, it is not recommended to apply makeup to the treatment area, and an anesthetic cream should be applied 30–60 minutes before the procedure for maximum comfort.
Juvéderm Skinvive is designed to improve skin quality —it addresses dehydration, a dull complexion, loss of elasticity, fine lines, and dry skin. It is not intended to add volume like traditional fillers, but rather to rejuvenate and brighten the skin overall.
- face
- neck
- cleavage
- hands
For women and men who want to improve their skin’s condition, brighten their complexion, and gently reduce the first signs of aging—without the need for surgery.
- for pregnant and breastfeeding women
- for people who are allergic to hyaluronic acid or lidocaine
- in cases of active skin infections or inflammation (e.g., acne, herpes)
The procedure itself begins with a consultation with a doctor, who will assess the condition of the skin and recommend the appropriate course of treatment. Before the procedure, an anesthetic cream is applied to the treatment area approximately 30–60 minutes in advance. Juvéderm Skinvive is administered via a series of gentle microinjections into the middle layer of the skin using very fine needles. The entire process takes about 20 to 30 minutes, and afterward, the skin may be slightly red or swollen, or minor bruising may occur. These effects are temporary and usually subside within a few days.
Visible improvement in skin quality—the skin will be deeply hydrated, softer to the touch, more supple, and generally more radiant. Fine lines and dryness are gradually reduced, and the result looks very natural, without adding volume or altering facial features. The effects begin to appear within a few days after the procedure and can last 6 to 9 months, and in some clients, even up to a year.
No—Juvéderm Skinvive contains lidocaine (a local anesthetic), which makes the procedure comfortable. Thin needles are used, and the procedure is well-tolerated; clients feel only a slight pinch or pressure.



