Fluctuating inflammatory skin reaction to Juvederm 2 weeks after treatment.. What can I do? And why is this happening? (Photo)

It is likely this is a late onset inflammatory reaction or biofilm, I suggest you see someone with experience in treating filler complications or side effects. It would be best to reverse the filler and start antiinflammatory antibiotics.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Juvederm is a great injection to rejuvenate the face.  However, what you are describing is either an allergic reaction or an infection locally from the injection.  I would return immediately to have your dermatologist examine the area.  For the best cosmetic results please consult a board certified dermatologist with a great deal of experience with Juvederm and other facial injections.

An allergic reaction to Juvederm is not likely to cause redness and heat. An infection is possible if this started happening 6 to 8 days after the injections, but probably wouldn't fluctuate unless it stopped when you took antibiotics and started up again when you stopped them. There are several skin conditions that can cause this type of reaction. See your injector or a good dermatologist for further evaluation.             jlr

I suggest  you go on a long term antibiotic (broad spectrum) for a month or so.   Also a single or double back to back course of Medrol Dose Pak  (a steroid) will help.   An antihistamine is also a good idea.  In addition it would be wise to reverse the Juvederm.   This will pass with time.   My Best,  Dr C