White patch after Juvederm on lips will it go away? 3 days post. (photos)

If fillers is placed superficially in the lip, it can make a "bubble" of filler that often looks like a white blister or bump.   Thankfully, it is easy to fix.  A small amount of hyaluronidase can be injected into the area, and the area will subside in a few hours.   The bumps at 3 days are usually due to swelling around the filler; these should go away in a few more days.  If not, these can also be reduced.   Best of luck.

Swelling, bruising and lumps and bumps are common after Juvederm Lip Injections.  It can take up to 2 weeks for the majority of the swelling to subside.  Be patient!  If the area in question does not improve sufficiently, then hyaluronidase may be injected to reverse the effects of the filler.Best of Luck,

Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your injection difficulties.  The white patch you see should improve over the next 1.5-2.5 weeks as water softens the filler and smooths lumps and bumps.  If after this time this area does not improve sufficiently, your injector can place a dissolving agent to reverse the effect.  Hang in there!

I would wait a full 2 weeks before judging the results, but this may be superficially placed filler. If it is after the two week wait, you can have the filler reversed with hyaluronidase.
I hope this helps!

Thank you for your question! If the white patch was not present prior to the treatment using Juvederm, it will most definitely go away once your lips heal. The healing process starts at the moment that the bruising disappears and then it takes approximately two additional weeks. Best of luck!

If the white patch was not present prior to the treatment using Juvederm, it will most definitely go away once your lips heal. The healing process starts at the moment that the bruising disappears and then it takes approximately two additional weeks. Good luck from New York City

Thanks for the question, laurah. Directly after filler injections, there can be a period of "settling in" and allowing side effects such as swelling and bruising to subside. It is very important for new patients to understand the progression they can expect after lip injection. Lips are quite vascular and so swelling and bruising following injection can be normal. In fact, the swelling may be at its worse the morning after the injections, unless you choose to sleep with your head elevated on some pillows. In healthy patients, the swelling resolves completely in 2 weeks (in most cases). From your pictures, it looks like there's still some swelling and bruising present that will resolve over the next several days. The lighter spot you're noticing could be product that is lying superficially in the tissue. Your provider may suggest some gentle massage to help soften and smooth the product in that area. If you are not pleased with your results at 2-4 weeks, your Doctor can re-evaluate and discuss options with you. You are early in the process with your lip enhancement, so hopefully your ultimate result will be satisfactory. 
Health and Happiness, 
Dr. Hester