Cosmetic Tattooing on Lip POST Juvederm?

Juvederm normally dissolves completely over time.  There are areas on the face where Juvederm typically lasts longer than others.  I would say that the nose is one of the places that Juvederm could last longer, but I would say it should be gone by one to two years at most.  It...

    The Tyndall effect (bluish tinge seen from product injected superficially) and bruising are both possibilities.  This is hard to evaluate without an exam.  If this is product causing the effect, hyaluronidase injection is appropriate.

Unlike the neuromodulators, such as Botox, Dysport or Xeomin, which may potentially migrate with exercise immediately after injection, there is no such worry with hyaluronic acid fillers such as Juvederm.  You didn't change your result or put yourself in any harm by running after receiving...

   Juvederm may have produced the whitish discolorations.  If this is the case, more hyaluronidase can be injected.

    The results after 2 years may be the result of scar formation and collagen deposition in addition to filler.  If you like the results you should probably do nothing.  If you are unhappy and there is still product, enzymatic degrading can be performed.

Hello, and sorry to hear about your negative result. In general, I have seen many complications occur using filler in the nose, and do not perform the procedure.  These complications may include infection, necrosis (the tissue dies, usually caused by a lack of blood flow to an area), and...