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Juvederm to Decrease Lip Lines?

2 wks ago I got 1 vial of Juvederm XC in my upper & lower lip to decrease lip lines. Now I feel lumps on the inside of my mouth by the upper & lower lips. Is this normal? Does my body just not like Juvederm? Should I continue?

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4 Doctor Answers | Asked by Mic65 in Iowa

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Lumps after juvederm

It is possible to feel product under skin or inside the mouth after any filler although less common with a soft filler such as juvederm. The first question is whether you like the way it looks? If you do , you might want to leave alone unless this bothers you. If the "lumps" are visible or if they bother you, go back and see your doctor.

Lumps after Juvederm injections

While it is common to have lumps after Juvederm injections, it is usually from swelling and should have resolved now that it is two weeks after the injections. You should be re-evaluated by your doctor. Because this is an art as much as it is a science, it is especially important to remember that the experience and technique of your physician injector is the most critical part to your achieving a beautiful, natural result. If necessary, hyaluronidase can be used to quickly dissolve the... more

Feeling Lumps

To feel the product after injections is not uncommon. Sometimes the injections are placed a little too deep or too superficial and you can feel them afterwards. If this bothers you a lot still, I would recommend following up with your provider. They may have to use a solution that dissolves the product entirely. Hope this helps. Dr. Grant Stevens

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Lumpy lips after juvederm

It is not uncommon for lips to feel lumpy after a filler injection. However, it's also possible that your have some of the filler placed in lumps - not evenly. Go back to your doctor and let him/her evaluate.

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