Rejuran i, Hyaluronic Acid Injection (Lips: Juvederm VOLITE / SKINVIVE), Profhilo (Face)

Treatment details: Rejuran i, Hyaluronic Acid Injection (Lips: Juvederm VOLITE / SKINVIVE), Profhilo (Face)

Rejuran i, Juvederm VOLITE and Profhilo work on different aspects of skin quality, which is why they were combined here rather than repeating a single product. Rejuran i was placed around the eye area for fine texture, VOLITE into the lips for hydration and softness rather than projection, and Profhilo across the face for broader water retention and elasticity. One month allows all three to show their effect, since polynucleotide and hyaluronic acid boosters build gradually rather than appearing immediately. Small raised points at the injection sites are normal for a day or two. Repeat sessions maintain the result, as none of these materials are permanent.

Rejuran i is placed in fine deposits, so small bumps at each entry point stay visible for several hours to two days and can feel tender. Bruising in the delicate skin around the eyes is common and may take a week to clear. Redness, swelling, or itching sometimes follows. Nodules that persist beyond a few weeks are unusual. Improvement in skin quality builds across a course of sessions and fades again without maintenance.

Injecting a soft hydrating gel into the lips causes swelling and tenderness for two to three days, sometimes with bruising at the puncture points. Cold sores can flare in those who are prone to them. Tiny lumps may be felt as the gel spreads and generally soften within two weeks, while uneven distribution can leave a difference between the sides. Hydration lasts a few months. Blockage of a vessel is rare and needs prompt reversal.

Profhilo is deposited at fixed points across the cheeks, where raised blebs remain visible for roughly four to twenty four hours. Redness, bruising, or a heavy feeling at those points can follow. A firm nodule occasionally persists longer and is treated if it does not resolve. Two sessions one month apart are standard, and skin quality changes gradually rather than immediately. The effect wears off across about six months, and infection at a puncture point is rare.