Too much top lip filler? (Photo)

I agree that your upper lip may have been overinjected. Remember that in facial aesthetic proportions, the upper lip should be about 1/3 of the lip complex, meaning that the lower lip should actually be bigger. You can have the filler dissolved if you like. I would wait one week before reinjecting if it is dissolved and I would see a different provider. Good luck!

While I appreciate your concern it’s simply too early too judge final size. I suggest you give it until about 2 or 3 weeks since your injection and meet to discuss these concerns. In the meantime, see my video link on swelling after dermal fillers below. Best wishes. Dr. Aldo

Thank you for your question. It typically takes between two to three weeks for the swelling to go down and the filler to settle properly after your injections. My advice would be to wait three weeks, and if you still feel that your upper lip is overfilled, consult with your injector and get their recommendations for how to remedy the issue. Good luck!
Anthony P. Terrasse, MD

Following Juvederm lip fillers, swelling can take up to three weeks to subside. I would recommend waiting three weeks, and if the top lip still looks too large, consult with your cosmetic injector if you are still unhappy with your results. Best of luck. 

Thank you for your question and photo. Swelling can last up to 2 weeks after lip injections. I encourage you to be patient before judging your final result. 

Your upper lip does appear to be larger than the lower lip. But it's only been 6 days since your treatment. Your upper lip also appears to be slightly bruised, which implies that it's still more swollen as well. I would give yourself at least another 10 days or so and apply moist, warm compresses to help the dissolution of the bruising and swelling process. If this continues after the 10 days you can see your treating physician and receive a small amount of hyaluronidase in order to reduce the upper lip. Good luck from New York City