Filler on my marionette lines not looking good? (photo)

One can have swelling to up to 2 weeks after injectable treatments, which typically resolves on its own without intervention. I would make your injecting physician aware so they can correct it if necessary. Good luck!

Usually those “balls” of products smooth out within a few days. If after 1-2 weeks they are still present you can have them dissolved, but I would follow up with your treating provider for further advice.

Swelling is very common after fillers injected, give it a full 2 weeks before seeing your final result. In mean time you can continue massaging the area to help the lumps settle.

Hello. Thank you for your question. It is normal to have swelling and lumps for up to 2 weeks after filler. I would not worry about the lumps or swelling at this point. As the swelling goes down they should even out. I would recommend giving them a full 2 weeks to settle in completely. If you are still unhappy at 2 weeks, call your injector to discuss your options. You can always dissolve the filler with a product called hylauronidase if needed. You could massage the lumps lightly several times a day to help even them out. Good luck!

I believe the "knots" you are seeing are directly related to the swelling and inflammation associated with your recent injections. I would give it some more time, you can also try icing the area, and see your injector back in a couple of weeks for follow up.

Swelling and bruising can occur after Juvederm injections. Wait 2 weeks and if you are not happy with the results, please return to your injector for assessment.

Return to your injecting doctor so he/she can explain the concept of injection swelling to you. Best to be FULLY informed "before" having anything done to yourself.

Sometimes filler is placed and there is some irregularities. I will often massage them out or have the patient do so. You should discuss this with your surgeon.

Juvederm pulls a lot of water to itself right after injection, particularly in thinner-skinner areas. So, swelling is very normal after Juvederm injections. If after 10-14 days you still have any balls or lumps, then see your injector for possible hyaluronidase. But don't worry too much before then because it's hard right now to determine what's swelling and what could be an overfilled area. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot
be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person
treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."