Asymmetric upper lip after Juvederm injection? (photo)

Thank you for your question. Yes, contact your injector and schedule an appointment to be assessed. There are a couple options in this scenario. Either adding product or removing product. Best.  

It is not unusual to have a slight asymmetry after filler injections.  I would recommend allowing the edema (swelling) to settle down for about 2 weeks.  At that time a better assessment can be made and additional injections, massage, or wydase used to help solve the problem.These materials are very forgiving for son't worry at this time.

Either try a very little more or seek another injecting doc and pay for the new docs treatment of the area.///