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How Long Should Swelling Last After Juviderm Injections to Tear Trough Area?

7 Doctor Answers | Asked by Mrs G in Preston in England
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Juvederm and lower eyelid swelling

This is typical of Juvederm in the lower eyelids, and that is why I abandoned using it in that area years ago. Talk with your doctor about dissolving it with hyaluronidase and use the restylane instead. You will be much happier. The added swelling effect is much better utilized for lip augmentation! Yoash R. Enzer, MD
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Swelling under eyes for Juvederm

This can be a common complaint following fillers under the eyes and is more prone with certain products over others. As some other plastic surgeons have noted this is a known complication of Juvederm in the lower eyelid area. The swelling can be from the product drawing in water or from blockage of lymphatic drainage or from product placed too superficially by your injector. Check back with them . It is usually very easy to tell what is happening then it can be addressed... more
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Swelling and Juvederm for the Tear Trough

If all goes well it is normal for Juvederm to swell in tear trough area for up to two weeks. Some people have eyelids that swell a lot even without filler (like people with allergies). If you are one of those people Juvederm can swell for a longer period of time. If you are still swelling after a month then it is probably a good idea for the Juvederm to be dissolved with hylauronidase. Juvederm in the lower lids can last over a year, and so can the swelling... more

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Swelling after Juvederm in lower eyelids

Some swelling is normal in the lower eyelids after HA fillers, Juvederm or Restylane. Sometimes, this can last for several months. If the swelling is cosmetically unacceptable, options include supplementing with more fill, reversing with Hyaluronidase, or laser treatment over the skin. I would wait a week or two before considering options. Good luck!
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A few days to a few weeks

Swelling should go down after a few days to a few weeks. There are supplements you can take to help increase the healing time, discuss with your doctor. see video
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How long should swelling last after fillers to tear troughs?

The lower eyelid skin is very thin, delicate and has numerous blood vessels (veins) running through it. Bruising and swelling that can last for 2 - 3 weeks is not unlikely.
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Swelling after Juvederm injections

Swelling from Juvederm injections in the tear troughs should normally go down after a couple days. If the swelling still exists after a week or two you should go back and see your doctor.
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Comments (3)

I had Juvederm injected in the tear troughs under both eyes. It migrated to my lower eyelids causing severe swelling and wrinkles that still haven't subsided. It caused a dark bluish hue as well as severe wrinkles all over the tear trough area as well. Every morning I wake with swollen eyelids after nearly two months. I want to get it dissolved with hyaluronidase, but I've contacted thirty doctors and none will treat me. I've wasted so much money, and time, traveling to doctors who refuse to give me the dissolver. They want the doctor who injected the Juvederm to treat me but she says she doesn't use the dissolver and won't. Are there any doctors within three hours of southeast Michigan willing to treat me with the hyaluronidase? I need help dissolving it so I can get on with my life.
I had juvederm 3 weeks ago in the eye area and one side of my face look WAY different than the other the Dr. said it is still swollen and can be for 4 to 6 weeks. Is this true? Aslo my eye tears all the time. I Ice it, I use Obaji skin care including elastiderm. How long am I supposed to loofa odd? I have one eye that is way larger than the other... :/

I'm sorry to hear this is going on for you. I did want to let you know that this area is for community members to discuss the question posted. It is unlikely the doctors will see your comment. I hope things improve for you soon. In the meantime I would love it if you would share your story with the community by starting a review so we can support you through this.

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