Is expired Juvederm safe to use? (Photo)

No, I wouldn't use expired Juvederm. I suggest a follow up with your injector. It's difficult to tell from your picture. While bruising and swelling can be typical, redness may indicate occlusion. Hope this helps.

No, I don't recommend using expired Juvederm. It's difficult to tell from your picture whether this is just bruising. I recommend following up with your injector. If necessary, the filler can be reversed with hyaluronidase. If it's bruising, VBeam and arnica can give improvement. Best, Dr. Emer

You should not allow anyone to inject you with an expired product. Regardless of whether or not you are charged, this is not safe for use. We recommend visiting a board certified provider with cosmetic injectable experience for further follow up.

Thankyou for your question but is a BIG NO  re using expired product.We dont know about its sterility or efficacy. Please go back to your injector. The photo you have sent is a little blurry so you need to be assessed correctly.Good luck 

Please don’t ever let anyone inject anything expired into your face or body.  There is a reason there are expiration dates on these products.  We can not be sure that products that are expired are sterile, uncontaminated, and safe for use.  From your photo it is hard to see what is going on.  Please follow up with your injector immediately to make sure everything is ok.  Honestly, I think both you made a bad choice here.  I wish you all the best.

Your injector should never have used expired product.  Whether she charged you or not, the decision to inject expired product is wrong.  It is not possible to say if your bruising and swelling is related to normal effects of injection, or from the use of the expired Juvederm.