Horrible results after Juvederm 3 days ago in my cheeks. Any suggestions? (photos)

You should wait a bit longer since you are still inflamed and even bruised.  So it may improve.  If not you can have some hyaluronidase injected to dissolve the Juvederm.  In the cheek it is best to put the filler in right on top of the bone to give structure and fullness without being visible.  This may be a little too superficial.

Dear JodyB40,I know you only have only provided one view of your pre-injection smile, but did you notice that your right NL crease is markedly deeper than your left? You also have very different marrionettes, and while your hair is covering your cheeks you likely have some asymmetry there as well. You have a lot of irregularities to your facial contour in your before photo, which is not at all unusual.Palpable lumps and swelling are very common for a couple of weeks after injectables, and the bruise on your left cheek will also effect the way things look early on. I don't think people can adequately judge their results until all of this has had a chance to settle, which can easily take weeks.I actually think you look pretty darned good in the photos you provided. Giving it a few more weeks will let things soften up and allow the swelling to go down. You may indeed need more volume for the best appearance (just fyi in the studies with Voluma the average number of syringes used was 5, and Juvederm packs less of a punch than Voluma). I routinely have new patients return at about a month after their first session to add more if needed and even things up. Patients who have been getting injectables for some time have much better expectations and "Newbies"  can really panic, especially with the sticker shock of providing a global correction and the sudden dramatic changes if you were to do a lot at one time. I noticed that you had 4 posts just about your first experience with dysport as well. Not everyone is cut out for this stuff because they just get too anxious. You can either let things settle and add more if necessary to improve on the result, or dissolve it all with some hyaluronidase. I would suggest you look at the injectors before and afters once healed more before you decide to do that, because you might be surprised that it looks better that you thought in their standardized photos. Good luck

Thank you for sharing your questions and photos. Sorry to see your bad results. It is possible to dissolve the Juvederm with Hyaluronidase and refill with another product. Make sure you are being treated by an experienced injector for best results. Good luck.