Over the past month, I’ve had two lip filler appointments using Juvederm Ultra XC. Around that same time, I noticed multiple tiny bumps developing along my upper lip. Because I’ve been getting filler, I initially wondered if the two could be related, but I’m not sure if it’s just a coincidence.  
The bumps are located on both sides of my upper lip, mainly along the vermilion border. They’re very small and look like tiny clear fluid-filled vesicles. They are not itchy, painful, burning, or tender. They don’t crust or ulcerate, and they haven’t spread anywhere else.  
Out of curiosity, I tried squeezing two of them. One that was right on my vermilion border released what looked like a tiny amount of clear fluid and has stayed completely flat since. The other one, which is the area with the small red mark in one of the photos, didn’t pop because it had already become red from me trying and I didn’t want to press any harder. That bump is still there.  
They’ve now been present for a little over a month. I became worried they might be related to the filler (such as a delayed inflammatory reaction, lymphatic issue, or something similar), so I saw a physician. After examining them, he diagnosed them as eczema.  
I do have a history of dyshidrotic eczema on my fingers, but I’ve never had eczema on my lips before. The bumps seem a little smaller than they were initially, but they’re definitely still there.  
One thing that confuses me is that everything I read about eczema says it’s usually very itchy, whereas mine have never been itchy at all. They also don’t feel dry or cracked—just tiny bumps.  
I’m actually scheduled to receive more Juvederm Ultra XC lip filler this Sunday, so I’m trying to figure out whether it’s reasonable to go ahead with the appointment or whether I should wait until these bumps have completely resolved.  
My questions are:  
Does this sound consistent with lip eczema or dyshidrotic eczema even without any itching?  
Could lip filler (Juvederm Ultra XC) have triggered eczema in someone who is already prone to it?  
Are there any other diagnoses that should be considered, such as contact dermatitis, Fordyce spots, a delayed filler reaction, or something else?  
Is it normal for lip eczema to persist for over a month?  
Would you recommend postponing my filler appointment this Sunday until the bumps have completely resolved?  
I’ll attach several photos showing how they’ve looked over the past month. I’d really appreciate any opinions or suggestions. Thank you!

Weird lip issue, help!