Uneven lips one week after lip fillers. Is my right side going to settle more in the next weeks or is it badly injected? (photo)

Swelling is common after lip injections and can take up to two weeks to resolve.  For that reason it is recommended to wait a minimum of two weeks before judging results or adding additional filler.  Sometimes gentle massage of the area can help with swelling.  If after two weeks you still have concerns, return to your injector for an evaluation.

It may take 2 weeks post injection to evaluate results due to swelling, fluid reabsorption in the product and tissue manipulation.  Juvederm, being hyaluronic acid, is malleable and removable.  An experienced injector may be able to massage the product or remove part of the product or inject more product to achieve a more symmetrical outcome.  Often with injections there is an initial injection and a secondary injection if you look at many of the filler product brochures.  Return to the same injector and discuss your concerns and compare your photos.  

Hi and welcome to our forum!
In our practice, we usually wait two weeks before considering reinjection as the swelling which occurs after injection may be asymmetric. Your early posttreatment photo appears more symmetric than your present appearance.
If the asymmetry persists for two weeks, I recommend reevaluation by your treating physician as you may require a touchup.
Best wishes...

It may take 2 weeks post injection to evaluate results due to swelling, fluid reabsorption in the product and tissue manipulation.  Juvederm, being hyaluronic acid, is malleable and removable.  An experienced injector may be able to massage the product or remove part of the product or inject more product to achieve a more symmetrical outcome.  Often with injections there is an initial injection and a secondary injection if you look at many of the filler product brochures.  Return to the same injector and discuss your concerns and compare your photos.  Good luck.

I usually tell my patients to wait for 2 weeks after the injection to let the swelling go down and you can then finally assess your results. It's unlikely that filler has moved from one side to another ( unless it was done intentionally by applying a good amount of pressure). Meet your injector if you are not satisfied after a week to discuss about the options (manual moulding, hyaluronidase to dissolve the right side or injecting more filler in left side)