Juvederm Under Eyes After Rhinoplasty?

I would recommend waiting at least 6 weeks or al least until the bruising and swelling is gone.  This will allow the surgeon injecting the Juvederm to assess your skin without added swelling from the rhinoplasty.  Also, it may reduce your risk of infection by waiting.  Good luck!

Juvederm under the eyes is a great way to treat that deep crease that people get in that area ("tear trough"). However, due to your swelling in the area, now is definitely not the time to have another procedure. Wait a good 3 months after your rhinoplasty before you proceed with another treatment (provided all is well). I'm sure your surgeon will want you to wait a while longer as well. Good luck!

Nothing should be injected around the eyes so soon after Rhinoplasty--the bones have been cut very near the lower eye area and healing will take several months. To inject now when bleeding has occurred in this area substanially increases your risk of permanent discoloration-a problem which can occur woithout any injection when blood pigment fails to be completely resorbed in this area after Rhinoplasty. Injecting soft tissue fillers such as Juvederm, Radiesse, Perlane, Restylane, Evolence... more

You are experining normal post operative swelling. Now is definately not the time to be using juvederm in the lower eyelid or tear trough zone. Let your swelling subside over the next 3 - 6 months then decide if juvederm is the appropriate treatment for your problem. It is very likely that you will see improvement over the next 3 months.

Hi! The anatomy is distorted by swelling following your rhinoplasty, and you would not get the ideal contour from filler injections. Wait until the swelling is down; 2 months should be enough. Also, in New York we use Restylane under the eyes. This is a tricky area, and you want the most forgiving material.

Hi Flimsy, Wait a few more weeks for your nasal swelling to diminish before treating yourself with filler to your lower eye lid hollows. I would strongly recommend having only Restylane in the delicate eye lid hollow area as occasionally Juvederm has a "mind of it's own" and can demonstrate excessive swelling. Enjoy your new nose and be well. See you in LA Dr. P

You should not have anything injected under your eyes until all of the swelling and bruising from the rhinoplasty resolves. The swelling will obscure the area and make it difficult for injection. You will increase the chances of getting a bad result from the injection if you do it now. Wait until the swelling goes away and then get it injected.

 It is imperative that you wait for all the swelling to go away and the tissues to settle before attempting any injections.  If you had injections now, in a few weeks when all the swelling is gone, it will be like the tide going out and revealing all the rocks below.  Good luck.

The role of the filler is to create an aesthetic contour. Swelling in the area alters the contours and a beautiful correction now will most likely reveal contour irregularities when the swelling resolves.Swelling which is obvious to you and your friends last 2 weeks. Surgical swelling in Rhinoplasty persists for months. That being said, I would consider filler at your 4 week post operative visit. The degree of change by 1 month will be minimal and more related to the nasal skin envelope... more

Rhinoplasty procedures will cause persistent swelling and bruising for several weeks to months. Although Juvederm is safe to use at the two week interval, it is best to wait until more of the swelling and bruising subsides. This should happen at the 4 week or 6 week point. 

The reasonable plan is to wait until all swelling has subsided before injecting the lower lids with Juvederm or Restylane. This may take several weeks. That way, your physician injector will know exactly how much to put in and what the contours are that you are trying to correct. For that reason, I personally do the injections usually before surgery so that there isn't this long waiting period.

Swelling after rhinoplasty exists to varying degrees for many weeks and even to a small degree for many months. Accurate correction of wrinkles and folds is dependent, of course, on the volume of filler injected. Inject someone's face too soon after rhinoplasty and one is taking the risk of over-correction or under-correction. I usually like to wait a minimum of six weeks after surgery and ideally three months before injecting my patients in areas that have been affected by swelling from... more