Had Filler in Lips Two Months Ago and Look Like the Joker. my Smile Looks Fake?

Hello, and sorry to hear you are not happy with your result. The Juvederm can be dissolved with hyaluronidase, and your lips will appear as they did prior to having the treatment. I would recommend speaking with your provider about this option. I hope this helps, and good luck to you. 

    If you feel that too much Juvederm was injected into an area, hyaluronidase can be used by your plastic surgeon to dissolve some of the product.

Dear Sidra90379,


If you liked your smile with the thread before Juvederm and now you don't, then you can have it dissolved to go back to the way it was very quickly

If you do nothing, it will go away in another 4 months


Best regards,

Nima Shemirani

Most people like the corners of the mouth to be turned up.  This can be done by injecting Juvederm in the corners of the mouth. But if it's too much or you don't like it, it can be dissolved with Hyaluronidase. 

I can't tell you if removing the Juvederm is the best option to improve your appearance without seeing you or pictures, but it is possible to have the Juvederm removed.  This can be done by injection of a medicine called hyaluronidase.  I would discuss your concern with your treating physician and he or she should be able to help you.

Since its been two months and you are still unhappy with your lip's appearance, the juvederm can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid the main component in Juvederm.  Only a small amount needs to be utilized to start to see disappearance of your filler.  I hope you can start smiling again soon!

It is possible to inject hyaluronidase to reduce unwanted juvederm, but you must be willing to sacrifice the benefits that may have occurred with your treatment.  It's hard to give good advice without a picture or even better a physical exam. Best to return to your original physician and discuss this in a cordial way.

Your best option is to return to the doctor that treated you and discuss your concerns. He/she should be able to inject hyaluronidase to dissolve some of the excess hyaluronic acid (Juvederm). If they are unable to do this, see another doctor that does a lot of soft-tissue filler treatments and discuss your concerns with them. Good luck.