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Restylane On Lower Jaw and It's Burning After 3 Days? (photo)

I was injected with Restylane on Tues. and it's Friday and my lower jaw is burning like it's on fire!! Is this normal?

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by roniface
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Restylane to jawline

It is not normal to have burning pain after any dermal filler treatment, and if you haven't already, I would contact the provider and go in for an evaluation.
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Restylane On Lower Jaw and It's Burning After 3 Days?

No, IMHO, this is not a normal response to any filler used for facial shaping. You might want to contact the MD that did the Restylane injections for evaluation and possible treatment.
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Not normal

Burning sensation 3 days post injection of Restylane is not a normal reaction. There are many possible causes and without proper evaluation, it is difficult to diagnose. I highly recommend that you inform the injector and/or obtain a proper evaluation with a qualified physician, preferably a board certified dermatologist.

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Burning from restylane?

It is unclear why you would have burning sensation from restylane? Could it be that the sensory nerve along the chin region was affected? Are you developing a zoster outbreak? Without and exam it is impossible to say, but you should check in with your doctor.
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Burning three days after Restylane injections

From your photo, it looks like you may have an allergic reaction. The question is to what. It is rare (not impossible) to have an allergic reaction to Restylane itself, however, it is relatively common to have an allergic reaction to topical anesthetics or cleansers used prior to the procedure. I recommend an evaluation by your injecting physician or a board certified dermatologist as soon as possible for a more definitive diagnosis and treatment. The expected reactions... more
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