Blue Tint Left from Juvederm in Lip, What Can I Do?

You are describing the tyndall effect from injecting the filler to superficial. You may wait till the filler dissolves over 4-9 months. I often see patient that come to me after been treated else and would like this problem corrected at the time of consultation. Those patients I offer the use of Vitrase an enzyme that dissolves the filler injected over few days!

Good luck!

A blue tint of the lip after filler, most likely is from superficial injection of the filler. This most likely can be dissolved with Hyaluronidase or you can wait 6 months to a year.

If you are a female who wears lipstick you can hide the blue tint which is secondary to superficial injection of the Juvederm. If the lump is "little" you can accept this temporary fullness until the Juvederm is absorbed. Another choice is to inject hyaluronidse which will dissolve the Juvederm, but this may cause another contour irregularity. Discuss these options with your physician.

 I can understand your desire to get this issue resolved as quickly as possible howqever, the most reasonable approach is to let the area heal and the Juvederm dissolve away on it's own.  You can always ask the MD that used the Juvederm for your Lip Augmentation for his/her advice.

The appearance of a bump with a bluish-hue after injection of a hyaluronic acid filler such as Juvederm or Restylane is known as the Tyndall effect which is usually caused by the filler.being injected too superficially. You have two options at this time: (1) A small puncture can be made in the overlying skin and the filler may still be able to be expressed without leaving a scar; or (2) hyaluronidase can be injected to dissolve the bump. I recommend you see a board certified dermatologist who specializes in cosmetic procedures as they are the true skin experts. Since every face is different, the experience and technique of your physician injector is the most critical part to your achieving a beautiful, natural result.