Juvederm: Q&A
Ask a QuestionNeed Support for Wrongly Done Juvederm? (photo)
I already had Juvederm four months ago, which was done shoddily and I never like it. Now when I went for correction today which turned out to be this. Doc has call me again after four days. Oh god...I am so scared. I cant go out like this. Will this go away ?
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Priyankagandhi
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Juvederm to Tear Troughs
Juvederm always retains fluid. Restylane is a better choice in the tear troughs. If the volume appears too great after a week, have the hyaluronidase injected.
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Probable Overfilling with Juvederm
If the swelling does not smooth in 5 days or so it is likely you were OVERfilled with Juvederm. I am not a big fan of Juvederm in this location where the skin is very thin. Juvederm swells more than Restylane potentially turning a "just right" fill to an overfill. If this persists, your options are either to wait a several months until it flattens oR to have it dissolved with a shot or two of hyaluronidase
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Peter A Aldea, MD
Memphis, TN
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Problem with Juvederm under eyes
It appears from the photos that what you have is overcorrection, and therefore a ridge, particularly on your left side. Two things - Juvederm will eventually dissipate on its own over about 10-12 months or so, or you can have a small amount of hyaluronidase injected (by an experienced injector) to help even out the ridge. Additionally, I don't recommend making any alterations for about 2 weeks post injection, as a lot of what may be occurring is swelling and possibly bruising too. If you...
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Juvederm is reversible
I can't tell from your photos what is going on, however the nice thing about Juvederm is that its reversible. Have your doctor inject hyaronidase enzyme and remove the Juvederm if necessary.
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Unhappy with Juvederm results. Will this ever go away?
You may have secondary swelling from the Juvederm in your cheeks. Do you sleep on your left side? It appears to be sitting a little high on the left, the other side looks fine. So what can you do now? 1. Leave it alone for another week to see if the swelling will go down. 2. Add more Juvederm lower in the cheek to make it blend, or 3. Remove it altogether with Vitrase. Then you will be back to your original face.
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