Black Eye After Juvederm - How Long Will It Last?

Hi dlb, Some patients skin and soft tissues are very sensitive (take my wife for example, "please", as Rodney Dangerfield used to say), and if the needle should hit a blood vessel, the bruising can be more extensive than even surgery. It usually takes about a week for most bruising to resolve, although around the eyelid because of the thin nature of the skin it may last longer. Using warm compresses may help reduce the bruising. Next time you have the treatment (if there is a... more

It is not uncommon to bruise in the eye area after having juvederm placed there to correct depressions or improve hollowing. It can last up to three weeks or more. If it persists much longer, consider consulting with your surgeon about placing some hyaluronidase to dissolve the excess juvederm out which may be creating a tyndal effect or bluing under the skin. This will not go away until the product is resorbed. I hope this information helps.

Juvederm is an excellent hyaluronic acid based injectable that can be used effectively for facial contouring. Juvederm is commonly used around the lips, the smile lines, the marionette lines, under deep wrinkles, under deep scars, and even under the area of the eye. When Juvederm is injected to the area under the eye, it is possible that the patient may experience some bruising and swelling. This is because this area has skin that is much thinner than other parts of your face and... more

Hi DLB, Bruising is an unfortunate potential side effect of injection procedures. While it was touched on briefly by the other practitioners, we'd like to offer a couple laser options in your situation. For those patients that have residual bruising that is bluish or purplish in color, we have had great results using pulsed dye lasers to resolve it. It's usually not more than a couple days after treatment that it breaks up. With hemosiderin staining -- which is normally more brownish in... more

Most filler injections cause a small amount of bruising that usually goes away in a few days and most of the time no longer than a week. For you to have long lasting bruising may mean that the tissue is permanently pigmented from the retained hemosiderin. See your doctor about this. It is not very common. Sometimes light energy lasers can improve it.