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10 Days Post Restylane Under Eyes. When Will They Heal? (photo)

I Had Restylane Under my Eyes 10 Days Ago but Still I'm Swollen and Have Bruises and Need to Know when They Will Go Away

10 Doctor Answers | Asked by nakamoriakina
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Bruising after fillers

Bruising and swelling should be expected from any fillers and in the eye area where the skin in thinner, sometimes these things are worse. While we say 7-14 days, this is an average! Some people will have zero bruising or swelling, and some may have it for several weeks. In the pictures it's hard to say if what you have is just swelling, or maybe some areas of the filler that might actually need some adjustment with hyaluronidase. I'd consider a visit back to your injector for follow up and... more
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Restylane and side effects

It is not uncommon for your swelling and/or bruising to last 2 weeks or occasionally longer. Follow up with your provider if after it has subsided, you feel you need further assessment or massage/manipulation of the product.
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Bruising and Swelling under eyes 10 days after Restylane

Dear Patient, Although bruising and swelling is common after Restylane injection under they eyes, it usually last for 1-2 weeks. If the bruising and swelling does not resolve in another 2 weeks, I would recommend visiting a cosmetic dermatologist for evaluation. You may need treatment with hyaluronidase. For now, gentle daily massages and cool compresses with sun avoidance are best interventions. Good luck,

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Eye swelling after Restylane injection

You do have soft tissue swelling and some bruising. It is maybe a little more then one would usually expect after this procedure; however, this is not uncommon.Cold compresses, head elevation during sleep, and more time should correct all this. If not, you will always have an option of injecting some Hyaluronidase later on if the filler amount would seem to be excessive even after all swelling is gone..
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Restylane bruising

Some patients develop bruising after Restylane injections which can take a few weeks to resolve. Be patient and, if the swelling is not gone in another 2 weeks, return to your doctor for followup.
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Lower Eyelid Bruising VS Superficial Placement of Hyaluronic Filler

The use of Restylane in the lower lid - cheek junction is occasionally associated with swelloing and with bruising but this is not the rule. When BLUNT TIP cannula needles are used (instead of the sharp needles found in the filler box), the incidence of bruising (especially in people who have NOT taken blood thinning medications such as Aspirin, Advil, Alleve, Garlic, Vit E etc) is actually low. Placing Restylane superficially results in a bluish reflection of light from these areas... more
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You definitely have some lumps and bumps.

This is common. Depending on your bruising, the lumps may resolve on their own. However, judging from the photos I suspect that you will benefit from an adjustment of this treatment. Call your injector and schedule a follow up visit.
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10 days post restylane

Restylane injections around the eyes can cause bruising and swelling. It can last a few weeks in some patients.
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10 Days Post Restylane Under Eyes. When Will They Heal?

Thanks for youe posted photos. But it is a concern to me that you do not understand fillers can cause swelling and ecchymosis for at least 2 to 3 weeks, since you are a filler user. Best to call your injecting doctor to be seen and discuss these issues in detail so you can understand this. Good luck.
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Bruising after Restylene

Fillers placed under the eyes are very likely to bruise. bruises last anywhere from 7-14 days. and can be longer in some cases. if its not gone in 2 weeks my advice would be to follow up with your doctor and see if it needs to be dissolved.
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