I had Juvederm ultra 3 and volbella injected under eyes. last injection was six months ago. This has given me the tyndall effect. 1) Does vitrase really "erase" the tyndall effect immediately? Have doctors actually seen that vitrase treats tyndall effect? How many times has it been successful in your experience? Should I just wait this out? 2) whether i wait for the Juvederm to dissolve or have vitrase, i'll need more filler. Belotero as an option? does it cause more swelling and tyndall?
Answer: Belotero Works Well For Under Eye Rejuvenation With Little Possibility of the Tyndall Effect Although Juvederm UltraXC and Restylane L work well for treating the delicate under eye region, my personal preference in my Upper East Side Manhattan office is Belotero Balance, which is not associated with the development of the Tyndall effect--even when injected superficially. Volbella, which I use in Israel practice, where it is approved (it is not approved in the U.S. ) is marketed for use in the lips and for the peri-oral regions, rather than under the eyes. Likewise I would not have chosen Juvederm Ultra 3 (another product not available in the U.S., but available in Israel) for the infraorbital region.Since filler treatment results under the eyes may last far longer than the usual 8-14 months that they do in other areas, it would seem prudent to dissolve the hyaluronic acid currently present and then to retreat.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Belotero Works Well For Under Eye Rejuvenation With Little Possibility of the Tyndall Effect Although Juvederm UltraXC and Restylane L work well for treating the delicate under eye region, my personal preference in my Upper East Side Manhattan office is Belotero Balance, which is not associated with the development of the Tyndall effect--even when injected superficially. Volbella, which I use in Israel practice, where it is approved (it is not approved in the U.S. ) is marketed for use in the lips and for the peri-oral regions, rather than under the eyes. Likewise I would not have chosen Juvederm Ultra 3 (another product not available in the U.S., but available in Israel) for the infraorbital region.Since filler treatment results under the eyes may last far longer than the usual 8-14 months that they do in other areas, it would seem prudent to dissolve the hyaluronic acid currently present and then to retreat.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: What is the best filler for avoiding getting the tyndall effect under my eyes? Vitrase is wonderful at erasing the tyndall effect and works really fast – often immediately! I just reversed this unwanted effect in a patient treated at a local spa just today and have had to this for over 20 other similar patients in the past 6 months. Proper injection technique is SO important in this area and is really something that should be done by expert injectors to minimize the tyndall effect – and other unwanted side effects. I think you should have it dissolved and start over. We are just getting Volbella today so I am not familiar with use of Vitrase for it but expect it to be very similar. Belotero is an option but I have seen it cause swelling and a tyndall effect (but again this is physician technique dependent) and often does not last as long as the other hyaluronic acid options.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: What is the best filler for avoiding getting the tyndall effect under my eyes? Vitrase is wonderful at erasing the tyndall effect and works really fast – often immediately! I just reversed this unwanted effect in a patient treated at a local spa just today and have had to this for over 20 other similar patients in the past 6 months. Proper injection technique is SO important in this area and is really something that should be done by expert injectors to minimize the tyndall effect – and other unwanted side effects. I think you should have it dissolved and start over. We are just getting Volbella today so I am not familiar with use of Vitrase for it but expect it to be very similar. Belotero is an option but I have seen it cause swelling and a tyndall effect (but again this is physician technique dependent) and often does not last as long as the other hyaluronic acid options.
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September 25, 2016
Answer: Best filler for avoiding Tyndall effect? Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your Tyndall effect after filler placement. Vitrase will work to dissolve both Ultra and Volbella to restore your previous appearance and improve the bluish discoloration. It may take longer to rid yourself of the blue effect than dissolving the filler alone and a thinner filler such as Restylane or belotero can be used in the future. Hope this helps.
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Answer: Best filler for avoiding Tyndall effect? Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your Tyndall effect after filler placement. Vitrase will work to dissolve both Ultra and Volbella to restore your previous appearance and improve the bluish discoloration. It may take longer to rid yourself of the blue effect than dissolving the filler alone and a thinner filler such as Restylane or belotero can be used in the future. Hope this helps.
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July 17, 2015
Answer: Choice of fillers to avoid Tyndall effect Tyndall effect happen when there is a bluish colour that visible underneath the skin. The key thing is the depth and the amount of fillers used and not as much about the kind of the filler. Smaller amount under the eyes are better rather then creating full/swollen look.It is all about the doctor doing the injections.
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Answer: Choice of fillers to avoid Tyndall effect Tyndall effect happen when there is a bluish colour that visible underneath the skin. The key thing is the depth and the amount of fillers used and not as much about the kind of the filler. Smaller amount under the eyes are better rather then creating full/swollen look.It is all about the doctor doing the injections.
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April 14, 2015
Answer: Hylauronidase for bluish tinge It is more the technique and skill of the injector rather than the product. We have used Juvederm in this area with no Tyndall effect.Hyaluronidase can resolve the bluish tinge, but it will take a few days or so for it to work. Therefore, it's not "immediate".
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Answer: Hylauronidase for bluish tinge It is more the technique and skill of the injector rather than the product. We have used Juvederm in this area with no Tyndall effect.Hyaluronidase can resolve the bluish tinge, but it will take a few days or so for it to work. Therefore, it's not "immediate".
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November 12, 2014
Answer: Vitrase can be a good option to help treat the Tyndall effect. Vitrase can be a good option to help treat the Tyndall effect. Redensity ll for under eyes works excellently. Consider an in person consultation to discuss the Tyndall effect. There are a few factors that need to be assessed when considering the Tyndall effect such as, technique and skin. Best,
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Answer: Vitrase can be a good option to help treat the Tyndall effect. Vitrase can be a good option to help treat the Tyndall effect. Redensity ll for under eyes works excellently. Consider an in person consultation to discuss the Tyndall effect. There are a few factors that need to be assessed when considering the Tyndall effect such as, technique and skin. Best,
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