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Juvederm Skinvive (Skinvive by Juvederm) is an intradermal microdroplet hyaluronic acid gel from Allergan Aesthetics, an AbbVie company.
The manufacturer states it is available only through a licensed physician or practitioner and must not be used by people with a history of multiple severe allergies or anaphylaxis, allergy to lidocaine, or allergy to the Gram-positive bacterial proteins used to make the gel.
The main risk is accidental injection into a blood vessel, which can be serious and permanent.
Before a Skinvive treatment, tell the doctor about past allergies to drugs or other substances, the medicines and supplements you take, health conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and whether the skin to be treated has a sore, rash or infection. The doctor uses this to judge whether it suits each person.
The main ingredients are hyaluronic acid and a small amount of lidocaine.
In the United States the FDA approved it on 15 May 2023 to improve skin smoothness of the cheeks in adults over 21.
A skin booster is a substance or gel injected into the skin layers for skin care. Skinvive is a hyaluronic acid gel placed in the skin as intradermal microdroplets, which puts it in this group.
The 2024 review says they are generally safe but that potential adverse effects should be recognised, so a licensed doctor should assess the patient and inject.
The price depends on the model and the quantity.
This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.