Learn more about one of the most popular treatments in the country with the latest in Juvederm training. This dermal filler, along with Botox and Restylane continue to rank high in popularity in states across the U.S. including Arizona.

Injection treatments like Juvederm, Botox and Restylane have seen steady growth over the past decade with Arizona continuing to show a strong interest in Juvederm treatments specifically. According to Google Trends, Arizona ranks 6th on the interest level for this popular dermal filler. 

City wide research throughout Arizona, shows Tempe, Scottsdale and Phoenix as definite hot spots for Juvederm as it remains a viable treatment alternative to plastic surgery. 

According to Google Trends, related search queries including “Juvederm Scottsdale” and “Juvederm Phoenix” increased by 130% over the last year, which shows interest is not slowing down.

With such an increase in popularity, medical professionals should seriously consider cosmetic injections training. National Laser Institute in Scottsdale, Arizona is a leader in cosmetic injection training in Arizona, offering a comprehensive style course that includes live interactive content through highly detailed demonstrations as well as hands-on training.

What Is Juvederm?

Understanding what you are injecting is just as important as the injection training itself. So, let’s address the question, what is Juvederm exactly?

Juvederm contains a naturally occurring active ingredient called hyaluronic acid and is used to temporarily correct moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds. It also adds volume to areas that show loss as we age. 

Currently, there are 5 versions of Juvederm, and each one serves its own specific purpose:

• Voluma XC | Age-related corrections
• Vollure XC | Adding subtle volume
• Ultra Plus XC | Addresses moderate to severe facial wrinkles
• Volbella XC | Soften appearance of perioral lines. Adding subtle volume
• Ultra XC | Plumping lips. Moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds

Where Can Juvederm Be Used?

Arizona is a hot spot for Juvederm training and treatments and as a dermal filler, it can be injected almost anywhere. Here are some of the most popular application areas:

FDA-approved areas of use:

• Lip augmentation

Other areas of use:

• Areas of the cheek
• Nasolabial lines and folds
• Marionette lines around the mouth
• Other areas of the midface
• Other areas associated with aging

At the National Laser Institute of Scottsdale, we provide the proper training necessary to confidently administer Juvederm and other cosmetic injectables such as Botox.

How Long Will Juvederm Last After I Inject It?

As a physician, you may be wondering how often you’ll have to re-administer Juvederm. Both Juvederm Ultra XC and Ultra Plus XC typically last between 6 and 12 months. Voluma XC can last up to 2 years. 

The active ingredient in Juvederm is naturally occurring and the body slowly metabolizes it over time. For that reason, patients normally schedule advance appointments for maintenance treatments, similar to other filler treatments.

Is Juvederm Safe For Patients?

After receiving Juvederm Training in Arizona at National Laser Institute, physicians will feel confident when injecting the product. 

Even though Juvederm has made it through the FDA-approval process for lip treatments, you will still need to take all necessary pre-treatment precautions, just as you would with other fillers and injectables.

How Effective Is Juvederm?

In a late 2018 clinical trial of 60 patients, data was collected around the Schedule of Study Procedures. Testing found a number of patients showed 1 point of improvement on the 5-point Lip Fullness scale (LFS2) at the 30-day mark. Additionally, patients reported post-trial aesthetic improvement of the lips using the FACE-Q assessment.

Completing injection training in Arizona will allow you to help patients achieve their desired results.

How Much Will My Office Make From Juvederm Treatments?

One treatment of Juvederm costs about $1,000 and most patients typically use two syringes per session/visit. We’ll use the example below to give you an idea of what to expect after receiving training.

If your office administered 5 Juvederm treatments a week at an average of $1000 per syringe, with only one treatment per patient, weekly profits would see an increase of $5,000. Two syringes worth of Juvederm and that number would jump to $10,000. That’s a potential profit ranging between $60,000 and $120,000 a year. It’s no wonder physicians and nurses alike are seeking injections training!

I Want To Administer Juvederm, Where Should I Start?

If you want to start treating with Juvederm, finding good training in Arizona is easier than ever with National Laser Institute’s beautiful and convenient campus in North Scottsdale. 

The best part about adding Juvederm to your list of services is the potential for additional income. 

If you’re a Medical Professional, completing the necessary training to treat with Juvederm is a no-brainer with training that can be completed quickly. Physicians are continuing to seek quality training on injectables, making National Laser Institute the obvious next step.  

During our CE/CME Cosmetic Injections Course, you will receive online classroom and demonstrations on:

• – Botox
• – Dermal fillers
• – Off label Botox and fillers
• – PRP
• – PDO threads
• – and more

After you select your online classes, you may choose one of our nationwide locations to attend your clinicals for hands-on learning!