Juvederm gave me the worst experience of my life. What can I do? (Photo)

Thank you for your questions and photographs.  My first recommendation would be to clear the infection completely, take all of your antibiotics and allow the swelling to all recede before contemplating any additional lip work.  Once there is no sign of infection or swelling, consider a touch up to  restore symmetry or hyaluronidase to dissolve what remaining filler you have in place

It is common to get swelling after fillers into the lips. It is not normal to have irregularities or severe swelling. If you are unhappy you should speak to your physician and have the area injected with hyaluronidase, an enzyme that reverses the hyaluronic acid filler. For the next injections, consider Restylane Silk with cannula injection, this technique will limit the pain, swelling or bruising after the filler placement. It often takes up to two weeks for swelling to subside on its own. Find an expert in filler injections for your future treatments. Best, Dr. Emer.

juvederm is a hyaluronic acid filler and the wonderful thing is that it is completely "erasable" with an injection of an enzyme which dissolves the hyaluoronic acid, called hyaluronidase. most injectors who do a high volume of juvederm carry this hyaluronidase in their office and with a few small injections, it can be used to correct any areas - and the effects are instantaneous.