Juvederm Left My Under Eye Skin More Wrinkled & Saggy, What Can I Do?

Some of your lower lid wrinkling might be do to swelling from constant trauma to this area. Five sets of injections in a little over a month-That is  a lot. I would do nothing at all for a few weeks and give yourself a chance to get to some normal baseline. If you still have wrinkling I would consider laser. I doubt that a fifth round of hyaluronidase will add to your satisfaction. 

Not all under eye problems can be treated with fillers. If you are unhappy with the loose skin, you may need a lower lid blepharoplasty.  Allow the juvederm to resorb and seek a consultation.

If you have waited a few days for the trauma of the injection process to resolve and you are still not happy--it doesn't smooth out--then have it removed. This is part of the benefits of using hyaluronic acid products--we have hyaluronidase that dissolves it within 48 hours.

I know this is not a pleasant thought considering the costs of putting it in, however, maybe your injector will make accommodation for the misadventure.

Good luck!

Unfortunately, if you have had 4 rounds of "dissolver" already (probably hyaluronidase), then further dissolver will probably not solve your problem.  You need to be seen in person, but your skin may be amenable to tightening with laser.  That could help decrease the wrinkles.

You need to come in and be seen. I find the under eye problems as yours very difficult to treat, You may in fact need a lower lid blepheroplasty

I don't see a need for additional hyaluronidase at this time. I suggest you be evaluated and then wait for the lower eyelids to recover. You may need to have a procedure to tighten the eyelid skin or a blepharoplasty to remove excess.

Clearly, the 4 sessions of Hyaluronidase haven't done much to remove the excess Juvederm.

From the before and after  photos you are showing, it appears that you may have benefitted more from a traditional  Laser Resurfacing procedure.

This may still be an option at this point, but I would wait 4-6 weeks and let things settle before doing anything else.

Looking at the  before photo  it doesn't seem that you needed a blepharoplasty, but looking at the after photo, a blepharoplasty may be  beneficial.

I repeat: It is best to wait 4-6 weeks first.

Make sure that you are being treated by an experienced, Board Certified Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon.

IMHO, it's best to just let the Juvederm dissolve on its own and then have consults regarding the lower eyelid for possible treatments.