Nose Restylane Sub Q Inflammation?

Without first understanding the placement and amount of product injected and treatment you've had since, it's very difficult to answer this question. I would consider returning to the provider for full assessment and to determine what your options are, going forward.

It's possible to have inflammation later, but it's usually triggered by something else. Like another type of infection that then triggers a problem in the filler region. For instance, I had a patient who I did Resty to the tear troughs on in January. In June, she had a facelift and ended up getting an infection called cellulitis, which then triggered her undereye fillers to become irritated, but it wasn't the filler, it was the other infection. Everything cleared up and she is just fine, but... more