Horribly Lumpy Lips from Juvederm. Had Hyaluronidase Injection-looks Even Worse. Could They Be Permanently Ruined?

Give it a few days, sometimes a second hyaluronidase treatment is needed to break down all of the injected hyaluronic acid (the stuff Juvederm is made of).  I have had to use hyaluronidase many times for unpleasant filler outcomes, usually done by inexperienced injectors.  All have resolved very nicely.  I have not seen any permanent damage.  Actually, even if you do nothing the Juvederm will slowly go away, of course you have to live with the lumps for months so I think hyaluronidase was the right choice.

Most of my hyaluronidase patients went on to have the Juvederm or Restylane reinjected with very good results.

The injector's experience is everything. The best thing about non-permanent fillers is that thay are not permanent. Be patient and select your injector with care.

No, it would be very unlikely that any permanent change would occur, to your lips, after Juvederm Lip augmentation even if hyaluronidase was later injected to dissolve some of the Juvederm.  The hyaluronidase just wasn't able to dissolve all of the Juvederm or do it evenly which is why, IMHO, if at all possible I'd suggest leaving the temporary fillers alone until they dissolve on their own. 

Hyaluronisase really works so you simply did not have enough.  You describe spotty removal which would be worse of course.  You simply need the  juvederm cleared out tnen wait 2 months and reconsider.  Juvederm really is great so its unfortunate you have had a bad experience.   Go back, get a lot more hyaluronidase.  It cannot hurt you.  I have been amazed at the quick and total clean out when used properly.  You lips will be fine .  Absolutely fine.   Juvederm and Allergan will take great care of you and will likely cover your costs for future treatment but I cannot guarantee that of course.  Allergan is a spectacular company.   Dr George Commons
 

First of all, consult with a board certified Dermatologist or Plastic surgeon with expertise in Juvederm treatment.
Ask him/ her to review the records of your Juvederm and Hyaluronidase injections.
It is usual for a lot of the swelling to go down on its own after 2-3days.

The amount of Hyaluronidase injected won't even begin to affect your own Hyaluronic acid.
In the future, when it comes to cosmetic procedures, especially on your face and certainly on your lips, make sure you go to someone with proven expertise.

As you now see, the effectiveness of your treatment depends on your physician’s ability to visualize the desired changes and to select and skillfully administer treatment. Since every face is different, the experience and technique of your physician injector is the most critical part to your achieving a beautiful, natural result. Fortunately, none of this is permanent so once the swelling is down, things will gradually improve and you will not have "ruined your face". Hyaluronidase will not affect normal tissue. I agree that you should return to the place you were injected to make sure you actually injected with Juvederm. 

1. Hyaluronidase won't affect normal tissue.

2. Hyaluronidase can take a day or two to work, and any associated swelling from the injections could take a week or so to settle down.

3. A real risk [in particular close to the Mexican border] is that you got something other than Juvéderm®. You should ask to see the treatment record, and in particular look for the Juvéderm® lot number sticker, which should be on your treatment record.