Is It Normal to Be Able to Move the Juvederm Around in my Lips?

I have not been aware of any of my patients having moldable lumps from Juvederm weeks after the treatment for lip augmentation. Possibly some of the filler could be in a plane of empty space between the mucosa and muscle and the muscular contraction causing an accordion effect might concentrate the filler in focal areas and clnically resemble balls that you can then mold. Salivary glands can enlarge, unrelated to the fillers, but these are not moldable.  Mucoceles are usually located more towards the inner mucosa. See your doctor for follow-up if the appearance does not please you now.

Nikki, I have read reports of fillers moving but have never read a report of this happening in the lips. That being said, there is always a first time. If it was injected in large "lumps" it is more likely that you might feel this. I would leave the lips alond and go back to the doctor that injected the. If you can feel them but can see nothing and they look good, might not need to do anything at this point as is not permanent and can be dissolved. 

Although most of the time Juvederm stays where it is injected, but depending on the depth and technique of injection, it can potentially migrate.  It is a smooth cohesive gel which makes it great for lip injections.  I would have your injecting physician look at the area.  If you press on it, you can potentially displace it from the area where it was injected, so I don't recommend doing that.