I've Got Muscle Spasms in my Upper Lip After Juvederm. Is This Dangerous?

I would wait a week or two and see if the irritation that may be causing the spasm subsides, unless of course there is swelling, pain, redness, etc. In that case, I would see a trusted Dr sooner. I can understand your concern and wish you the best of luck.

Thank you for asking this question. After answering your basic question, I will give you my take on a large percentage of Medispas. More than likely, the issues you are experiencing are related to swelling and should resolve. Apply ice to the area for 15 minutes at a time and avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, aleve, etc. 

Many Medispas are owned, and operated by Dermatologists, Facial Plastic Surgeons, or Plastic Surgeons. When choosing a Medispa, find out who the Medical Director is and make sure he/she is board certified by one of the core specialties mentioned above. As you are probably aware, facial aesthetics, injectables, facial anatomy, and facial surgery are not a part of Podiatric Medicine, nor are they a part of Obstetrics, or Internal Medicine. I encourage patients to be smart shoppers for their hard earned dollars. Medical economics are causing a large shift in competition for aesthetic procedures. You owe it to yourself to see someone that is actually trained, as part of their specialty, on procedures they are performing on you.