Will putting ice on your lips after Juvederm move the filler?

Ice on the lips won't move the filter.  Feel free to use ice to reduce swelling. Antihistamines and steroid can also help to reduce swelling.  Be well.

In my opinion, putting ice on your lips after a Juvederm injection should not move the filler.  However, I do think it is always best to follow the instructions from the physician who treated you.  

Placing ice gently on the lips is a great way to help reduce swelling, and should not cause the filler to move. If you can also avoid activities which will cause your blood vessels to dilate, such as exercise or drinking alcohol, this will also help the swelling to subside faster. 

It is typically always recommended to ice after getting fillers injected to help reduce swelling.. the filler should not travel.
Best of luck!

Thank you for your question! Ice on the lips won't move the filter.  Feel free to use ice to reduce swelling. Antihistamines and steroid can also help to reduce swelling. Best of luck!

Using ice after lip injections should not move the filler.  Intermittent use of ice is common to help with bruising and swelling.  Some patients also use Arnica or Bromelain supplements. It can take up to two weeks for swelling to resolve after lip injections.

Hi ochiexx,
Gently placing ice on your lips after Juvederm injections should not move the product. However, I do not recommend ice following treatments. I believe the tissues need to be left alone to respond naturally after injection. That means no ice and no massage. If there is a lump or any other concern, please follow up and let your injector take care you.

Placing ice on your lips will not move the filler whatsoever, however I do not recommend that my patients use ice because I do not believe that it helps with the swelling or bruising. Good luck from New York City

Thank you for your question. Ice should not affect the filler after the injection. Ice should only help with the redness as well as the swelling after your procedure. Bromelain is also a homeopathic method that should help with swelling. Best of luck!