Why Are There a Few Small Bumps Under my Eyes After Stem-cells Being Injected?
asked 3 months ago by Jin Sunken in China
Latest answer by Steven Wallach, MD
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Tags: under eyes, 2 weeks post-op, bumps, causes, stem cell
12 days ago, I received a plastic surgeon using my own stem-cells in South Korea. The doctor injected the stem-cells around my eyes, and then I returned to China. I found there are a few lumps under my eyes, and I asked the doctor why it's happenning. He told me that it was normal and the lumps should disappear in two or three weeks if I kept hot compressing and massage gently. However the bumps are still there so I get a little bit worried. Can you please tell me what causes the lumps?
1 answer to Why Are There a Few Small Bumps Under my Eyes After Stem-cells Being Injected?
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Lumps from stem cells?
I assume you had fat injections to your lids. You may be feeling the fat that was injected. It should not feel lumpy but I suppose it could until the swelling and inflammation go down. You should follow closely with your doctor.
