Is it okay to take ibuprofen after my lip injection?

After fillers it is common to get areas of swelling or bruising. Bruising tends to be hard and can take a little longer to break down. There is the possibility this is filler but it is unusual for filler to go hard early on, bruising is much more likely. The soreness of the area also suggests...

I would still try massaging, you might be surprised that the lumps will just gradually lessen over time.  You can always get them dissolved, but I would give it so me time unless you are really bothered.  They are barely visible on the photos.

Blindness after hyaluronic acid injections such as Juvederm has been reported in some literature, however this occurs very rarely. With so many months having passed since the injections, any vision-related problems are most likely unrelated to the fillers.

You shouldn't have any problems with your lip augmentation results. If the area hurts, apply moist, warm compresses a few times daily and this will help resolve the issue. Good luck from New York City

No, this doesn't mean you'll have complications with HA fillers. Allergies with fillers are extremely rare. I recommend getting a formal consultation with a plastic surgeon or cosmetic dermatologist.

Tear trough filler is suppose to be injected below the muscle and above the bone. The filler is likely injected in the subcutaneous or dermis layer. You can always get this dissolve by hylenex. Hope this helps, best Dr. Thuy Doan.