I injected Juvederm on my nose bridge few months ago. Since last night, my nose became swollen and painful. Is this normal?

You require an in person follow up with your injector. This may be normal swelling after sleeping vertically; although if you are concerned an assessment is recommended. Best of Luck.

You need to see your injector MD ASAP.  An infection can occur and may require antibiotics/hyaluronidase, etc.  An MD needs to assess the area in person.

The Swelling and pain you describe is worrisome for an infection.  This may or may not be related to the injection.  You should see your doctor who did the injections for an evaluation ASAP. 

I injected Juvederm on my nose very few months ago.Since last night my nose became swollen and
painful.Is this normal?In essence Juvederm as well as all other fillers can become
infected. It is much more likely in the
immediate post injection period rather than several
months later. Still possible, the
symptoms are suggestive of a localized infection. Antibiotics, warm compresses, and perhaps
even drainage might be indicated. I
suggested that you return to the physician who did the injection. Unfortunately with such a variety of
injectors it is very important to have your work done by someone who can manage
any complications which may occur. There
is a remote possibility that this is not related to your Juvederm, but
unlikely.

Go back to your doctor for him/her to evaluate the area.  Filler is a foreign body and can get infected.  It might need to be dissolved and treated with antibiotics.  Steve Weiner, MD, Facial Plastic Surgeon, Destin, Florida.

It would be unusual to develop pain months after injection with Juvederm.  I assume that you didn't perform the injections yourself and would recommend that you see your doctor to be evaluated.

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, without an in person consultation it is not possible to give you a diagnosis. I recommend that you discuss this with the physician that did the injection as soon as possible. Best Regards,Dr. Stutman

While it wouldn't be normal to develop an infection months after Juvederm, it is possible. I have seen people who have developed cellulitis months after and needed prescription meds. It would be best to see your injector (I assume and sincerely hope! you didn't do this yourself....). So see your injector for an examination of the 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."