How long before Juvederm bruising and swelling subsides?

The eyelid area is very susceptible to bruising, due to the fragility of tissues  in the area. To minimise bruising, it is important to eliminate aspirin for at least a week before treatment and other antiinflammatory drugs (ibuprofen etc) for 2 or 3 days. Ice packs following treatment are very useful. A... more

The easy part is the swelling which should only last a few days.  Sleeping with your head elevated and warm compresses will help.  Unfortunately, the bruising will take much longer.  Most bruises take at least 2 weeks before they fade.  Use makeup the best you can.

As with any cause of traumatic bruising (resulting from the needle sticks and implantation of the filler), it will usually last about a week. Stopping aspirin and other medications that may increase the risk of bruising about 7-10 days prior to getting injections can lessen the risk of bruising. If my... more

Puffiness should go resolve in a day or so.  Bruising may last a week or so depending on how much is present.  Fortunately, makeup can cover it up.

If all goes as planned, swelling typically resolves by 1 week and bruising within 10 days.  Arnica can help with bruising; you may also consider a cover-up/makeup for camouflage.  If you continue to have significant swelling at 2 weeks, I would advise you to consult your treating physician. Good luck.

This will be worse in the morning than at night. Manual lymphatic drainage, Ice compresses and arnica ointment and arnica tablets may be helpful. Typically this resolves within 7 days. Extensive bruising may last longer.