My Juvederm bump won't go away, its been 1 year! What can I do?

Sometimes it takes more than one treatment to fully remove the filler.  However, if a granuloma formed, this would have to be surgically removed.  You need an evaluation by someone who specializes in filler treatments.  Best, Dr. Emer.

If Hyaluronidase worked the first time, but not the second then it's possible that all the filler was dissolved and what's left there is not filler. Could be scar tissue, or a granuloma, etc. The best thing to do is find a surgeon in your area who has experience in dealing with filler complications for an in-person evaluation. Good luck.

Thank you for your question. Perhaps your injecting physician has a colleague in your area. If not, you should be able to find a willing physician to assess and treat you with hyaluronidase if required.  Best,   

If you had 2 attempts at the bump with hyaluronidase,  it probably has some scar tissue associated with it so it needs to be excised. You can try one more hyaluronidase treatment but it probably won't work. The excision is a small procedure that you will heal very quickly from. 

Hyaluronidase may be repeated, but it needs to be injected properly and the hyaluronidase should not be expired. Consult with 3 experienced and expert physician injectors in your new area to understand your options.