Had Juvederm lip fillers 10 months ago. Why does my lip fillers swell and became red in the evening?

Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photos. Yes, the bluish purple discoloration could be filler too superficially injected (Tynall Effect). See an experienced injector for evaluation and possible treatment. If it’s filler, it can be dissolved with Vitrase. Good luck!

Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photo. The problem you are experiencing is probably not related to the fillers. You can have the fillers dissolved if there is any concern. See an experienced oculofacial surgeon who is experienced with skin, fillers and laser resurfacing....

The bluish hue and shadowing you’re noticing, especially years after injection, is consistent with the Tyndall effect, often due to filler migration or persistence in the superficial tissue. Hyaluronidase (Hylase) can dissolve the old product and typically improves discoloration. If volume l...

Hi, I’m Lauren, the aesthetic injector at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. When addressing nasolabial folds, treating the cheeks is often a crucial part of the overall approach. Volume loss in the midface can cause these folds to appear more pronounced, so restoring structure and lift in the c...

Hello Cassandra, It appears that the hyaluronidase used to dissolve your filler has caused excessive facial volume loss. I would recommend letting things settle for a few weeks then re-evaluating your face. I would then likely used Sculptra to restore your face back to it's natural shape and...

This does raise the question as to whether or not the injector really used Juvederm or a silicone product. Does the injector have the lot number or information of what she injected you with? Also- most HA fillers typically last 6 months to a year but not every patient is the same and some...