Pregnant & REALLY Want to Get Rid of Under-eye Restylane, That Looks Like I Was Beat?

January 19, 2013
Asked By:LosAngeles90210 in Los Angeles, CA

I had restylane, 7 months ago before I became pregnant. It always looked like one eye was over-filled, but was told that it will sub-side. Well, now it "sags", looks like a slightly swollen left under-eye, and someone had hit my eye. Plus, blue/purple coloring from the product being applied too superficially. How can I RUSH the dissolution in this area. Other areas dissipate faster, since it moves more. Can I exercise the eye somehow. Is there a safe procedure for me? ANY advice please:)

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