Bumps after Lip Augmentation - Dissolving Filler in a Small, Focused Area

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A lady had her lips augmented with Juvederm, but after about 3 weeks, she was still noticing irregular bumps on her upper lip. She does not want hyaluronidase used to dissolve the filler in her lips because she fears her lips will be uneven. She asks for the best way to resolve this.

New York Oculofacial plastic surgeon Dr. Amiya Prasad explains in this video that fillers can be spread and evened out by simply massaging the area, but if that doesn’t work, the enzyme hyaluronidase to dissolve the filler is the last remaining option. However, hyaluronidase use does not mean dissolving all the filler or causing unevenness, but just a using small amount for the swollen area

1:24 - Lip enhancement is a common procedure in Dr. Prasad’s practice, and unevenness is not an uncommon concern.
1:37 - Why it is usually best to go back to the original Dr. who performed the procedure
2:08 - Why massage and mouth movement can work best for fillers placed just 3 weeks ago
3:30 - Massaging and distributing lip filler at the time of the procedure
3:53 - Why hyaluronidase is best for unevenness and irregularity of the lips if massage doesn’t work, and the minor risks involved
4:55 - Why having a doctor examine the lips after treatment, or prior to revision, are important.

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