Delayed reaction to Juvederm? Allergy or infection? (photos)

There are a few possibilities but ask your injector to
consider the following: Persitent brusing and swelling from the injections
itself, persistent filler material, inflammatory nodules, granulomas and
possible infection as a cause. Need an opinion from an expert injector. I would
suggest to them consider injecting hyaluronidase or steroids into the area or
possible surgical consultation if it doesn't resolve after some time. Might be
worth starting an antibiotic to cover your basis but difficult to advice
without seeing the patient in person and knowing what was injected. If it is
persistent or you are worried, set up a follow up appointment with your
dermatologist.

I would return to your treating physician for examination since you may have an allergic reaction and need Vitrase to dissolve the product. Best, Dr. Green

You need to see your specialist injector for this problem, as he/she will know what to do. Have you had a recent illness- flu- sinus infection or any recent dental work? Infection in both areas at the same time would be very unusual, my feeling is that this is an allergic reaction- delayed in nature.Juvederm Volift and Volbella are great products, the chances of a reaction like this is remote, and by all means no fault of your injector. Each Specialist will have their own method of treating this reaction. Some sit wait for a week to see if it settles, some will give you Pred. and an enzyme to dissolve under antibiotic cover. See your injector for their preferred treatment. All the bestDr Davin LimLaser and aesthetic dermatologistBRISBANE, Australia.