Juvederm lip filler accident - needle broke and liquid went in my eye

This is difficult to answer without an in-person consultation. If you notice any vision changes, I recommend following up with an opthamologist. I hope this helps. 

Dear Rachel Ellen:It seems likely that the needle came unscrewed from the syringe hub. This can happen if excessive pressure is placed on the plunger of the syringe, if the needle is blocked, or if the hub of the syringe or needle hub is defective.The hyaluronic acid and possibly lidocaine in the syringe should not be harmful in any way to your eye or skin. See an opthamologist if you have any eye symptoms, however.All the best,   Dr. Clark

If a small amount of Juvederm got into your eye and  mouth, you're completely safe your body will naturally get rid of them. Good luck from New York City

It is difficult to answer your question, but i would make sure you are being seen and/or treated by an experienced physician. If you have any concerns, you should speak with your provider and/or see an ophthalmologist immediately.