How Much Swelling is Normal with a Nasolabial Injection of Juvederm?

you should not have any appreciable swelling from Botox or Dysport. It is not uncommon to obtain significant swelling from the hyaluronic acids and Radiesse. The swelling disappears over a few days usually if it occurs.

It is possible to have swelling after injections.  Don't drive yourself crazy by looking in the mirror every five minutes.  Give it a few days to settle out and the swelling to resolve.  If you are still concerned, then you should return to the office to see your injector.  However, in most cases, after a few days there will no longer be an issue.  Good luck.

Thank you for your question. Yes, you are correct that the amount of swelling and bruising is difficult to predict. Juvederm is a hyaluronic acid filler and attracts water in the treated are and produces swelling. You can take Benadryl and ice the treated area to help reduce swelling. Also, you should avoid taking blood thinner medicines and ibuprofen for 7 days before treatment to help reduce the risk of bruising. You can use concealer to help cover up any bruising. I hope this helps.

First everyone has asymmetry.  Second there may be swelling form the fillers from the trauma of the needles, the body's reaction to the filler, to name a few.  See how it goes over the next few days. If it persists follow-up with your doctor.

Asymmetric swelling after hyaluronic acid injections (such as Juvederm) can happen and can last for a few days. Some helpful measures that can reduce some the swelling is sleeping on extra pillows, to reduce morning swelling from gravitational fluid collection. Also, applying icepack on swollen side for 5-10 minute every few hours may be helpful. If swelling does not resolve in a week, contact your cosmetic provider for evaluation. Good luck.