Greetings Nicole, I am sorry to hear you had a bad experience with Evolence. The product itself is an excellent filler but must be used with some care. I would suggest going back to your physician ASAP to address your concerns. With Evolence, you will feel the filler under the skin for about a month, but if... more
Lumps and Bumps from Evolence
I've tried Botox on my forehead and didn't like the results so I thought I'd try a filler and my doctor recommended Evolence to fill the wrinkle between the brow and on my forehead.
Right after the procedure, I had tiny lumps and bumps in some spots where it was injected. They look bad, definitely worse than the wrinkles! Will they go away anytime soon? How long should I wait before calling my doctor? Is there anything a doctor can do to get rid of these lumps and bumps?
4 answers to “Lumps and Bumps from Evolence”
A: Evolence is not user-friendly for inexperienced doctors
The Evolence injection technique is very different from other fillers. It should also not be injected into superficial dermal lines or lips. Lumping is the result of poor judgment, poor technique and inadequate familiarity with this otherwise excellent porduct. Unfortunately, the lumps will last months. There... more
A: Evolence is not indicated for the forehead.
Evolence is a great product. However, it is not indicated for the forehead. Evolence is intended for the deep dermis and should not be injected superficially. Upon injection, like all fillers, there is a temporary swelling. However, this usually goes away within hours with Evolence, days with HA products... more
A: Evolence lumps and bumps
Evolence is FDA approved for injection into the nasolabial folds. This porcine derived product is essentially collagen which is nearly identical to human collagen. The product can result in a lumpy and bumpy sensation. If injected using a depot technique, evacuation may be possible using a needle as... more
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14 posts
19 Mar 2009
When you say it will take months to go away, how many months in gerneral will it take? Does it go away gradually over the period of months? I just want to know how long it will take?
6 posts
20 Apr 2009
should people be made aware of this possible side effect so they can make an informed decision ?