I have white spaces above my upper lip from Juvederm for vertical lines approx. 11 days ago, will it go away on its own?

Thank you for your question. If the filler came too close to the surface of the skin, sometimes it can create a whitish hue. Usually that will go away on its own in a few weeks, encouraged by gentle massage. If not, your surgeon can inject some hylauronidase to accelerate its disappearance. A fractionated radio frequency treatment called Fractora is excellent for helping fine lines disappear  and that might be something you may wish to consider the next time around after your Juvederm dissipates in about 9 -12 months. Or at that point you could also have 2.5 units of Botox per side (only with a VERY experienced injector)  if your lip lines are mild and that will take care of them.Best of luck in your endeavors !Dr. Anna Petropoulos

If Juvederm is too close to the dermis of the skin, sometimes it will leave white dots.  Mostly, my experience is that it goes away with time, over a few weeks..  If that's the cause and the patient wishes, one can also inject Vitrase into the dots to make them dissolve quickly over a week or so.

I am not sure exactly what you are referring to. You need to be seen in person to determine what that might be. Check with your surgeon.

Juvederm is a wonderful injection for nasolabial lines, lips, chin, and cheeks.  I wish you would post a photo since I am not sure which white spots you are speaking about.  It is possible that the product was injected too superficially in thin lines and in those cases I usually inject Restylane Silk or Belotero which are fine Hyaluronic acid fillers specifically designed for fine lines.  If the white spots remain please return to your physician since the product can be dissolved with Vitrase.  For the best cosmetic results please consult a board certified dermatologist with experience with cosmetic fillers.