Juvederm lumps not dissolving after two years.

I would agree that you should confirm what product was used to add volume to your cheeks. Juvederm normally only lasts for 6-12 months before your body breaks down the product.    If it is Juvederm, you can have it dissolved with Hyaluranidase. 

This story doesn't make much sense.  Juvederm should dissolve after about 9-12 months in almost everyone.  So it would be very unusual for it to still be there.  Also, it doesn't migrate after injection - maybe if you push on it right after injection you can get it to move but not from one area of the face to another.  And it should not produce a firm nodule.  So wondering if you had something other than juvederm injected??  You need to see someone who can inject some hyaluronidase.  If it is Juvederm it will get better.     

Thank you for your question. Lumps can occur if the Juvederm is not injected correctly, however it is unusual for the lumps to migrate down the face and not dissolve after 2 years. Juvederm typically dissolves after 6-12 months. I suggest contacting your injector to confirm what product was used to add volume to your cheeks. If Juvederm was used, you can have the lumps dissolved with hyaluronidase. Best of Luck!

Thank you for your question. Lumps can occur if the Juvederm is not injected correctly, however it is unusual for the lumps to migrate down the face and not dissolve after 2 years. Juvederm typically dissolves after 6-12 months. I suggest contacting your injector to confirm what product was used to add volume to your cheeks. If Juvederm was used, you can have the lumps dissolved with hyaluronidase. Best of Luck!

While lumps can occur if the Juvederm is not injected properly, it is unusual for the lump to travel down the face and even more unusual for the lumps to not have dissolved by 2 years.I recommend that you review these results with your physician. Likely the best first treatment to attempt would be to use a Juvederm dissolving agent. If this fails to treat the lumps, then the lumps are due to something other than the Juvederm product itself. Rather, it may be an inflammatory reaction to the Juvederm known as a granuloma, or other more unusual problem. Best Regards,Dr. Stutman