Henderson Cheek Augmentation doctors

Removing permanent filler can be done, but you need to know that it's difficult and some scarring may occur, depending upon the area and type of filler being removed. I have removed silicone from many people's lips over the years but it does require several procedures and healing time. I would say you need to be evaluated by a physician who has done a great deal of filler removal and who has a great grasp of facial aesthetics.

Injecting a filler in to this area will definitely help smooth it out. While I agree that Radiesse would be a good choice, I usually don't like to do Radiesse on first time filler patients. I prefer to start with Restylane or Juvederm so that the patient and I both know that if they really don't like how fillers work or look, the product can be taken out with hyaluronidase to allow the patient to return to their baseline. There is no product available to counter Radiesse so if patients don't like it, they just have to wait for it to disappear on its own, which can be upwards of a year.

Swelling can move and adjust as you are healing from any procedure, so the eye swelling may not be something to be too concerned about. However, if you are experiencing any new pain or tenderness, or if you are worried, call the physician who did your treatment - he or she should be able to address your concerns and explain what to expect.