Asymmetrical lips from Juvederm, pretty sure it's unevenly distributed filler, can't go to work like this? (Photos)

I know it's hard to wait, but if you have hyaluronidase injected in one side now and the other side's swelling resolves, you could still end up lopsided. If you are unhappy and don't want to wait, you can have it dissolved in both sides and use a different technique next time. Best, Dr. Emer

It is best to wait the two weeks for the swelling to subside.  If you have hyaluronidase injected into one side now, when the swelling goes down you still may be asymmetrical.  I know it is difficult to wait, but it is what is best.  You can use ice and gentle massage to help the swelling resolve.

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs and I am sorry that your results have not been what you anticipated. It is difficult without feeling your upper lip to know if you are seeing dermal filler or swelling.  I know  you are worried about your current appearance but would favor listening to your injector and following their advice as swelling in the lips is very common.  Placement of hyaluronidase may help your appearance if it is in fact filler but not if it is only swelling, which will worsen with the injection.  I know it is hard to do, but i would allow 2 weeks to pass and see where your results settle out.  Best wishes. 

Thank you for your question. Asymmetrical lips immediately after filler injections is normal from swelling. Please allow two weeks for all swelling to subside and see your final results. If you have your filler dissolved now with hyaluronidase into one side, you may still be asymmetrical when the swelling goes down. I recommend you contact your treating physician with any concerns you may have.

Dear A.D.L.It is not uncommon to have swelling after lip augmentation, which usually resolves within 2 weeks.  To gauge symmetry better, please allow the swelling to resolve and follow up with your physician after 2 weeks.  All the best.