What is this indent in lower lip after Juvederm? (photo)

Indentation in my lower lip?Thanks for your question. Without examining you, this is just a guess. My guess is that there is no filler where you have the indent and where the filler was injected you have become swollen. This makes the two parts of your lips look quite different. I suggest that you discussed to sushi with your injector and seek treatment if it is recommended.Have a wonderful day, Dr. Aldo

Thankyou for your question. You are still swollen after the treatment and the swelling can be very asymmetrical. If this is still present after 2 weeks i suggest you see your injector. It looks as though the raised part of the lip may be superficial placement of the product and will need to be dissolved. Please wait the full 2 weeks before you see the injector . Good luck

Looks like this is how your filler was injected. You can give yourself a couple of weeks and if this does not improve with finger massaging your lips, then I would follow up with your treating physician. 

This appears to be the effects of swelling.  Bruising and swelling are common after lip injections and can persist up to two weeks.  Gentle massage of the area is sometimes helpful.  If you still have concerns after two weeks, return to your injector for an evaluation.

It can take two weeks for any swelling to resolve after Juvederm injections for the lips.  If you still see the indentation, please return to your doctor for a touch-up.

Looks like this is how your filler was injected. You can give yourself a couple of weeks and if this does not improve with finger massaging your lips, then I would follow up with your treating physician. Good luck from New York City

There is a dent or a step down because there’s a distinct humonthere right now. That hump is called “tubercle”. That hump maybe swelled up right now and as you heal, the hump may flatten out more and that ledge or dent wont be as obvious. You’re only 2-3 days post. Wait two weeks and see. But if you like to call your injector, it’s not a bad idea. It’s rare that anyone will do anything prior to two weeks of healing.