Tyndall Effect After Juvederm? How Long Will This Last or is It Something

You should consult a board certified dermatologist to see if the pigment is due to the Juvederm, which can last for years in the tear trough area, or hyperpigmentation.  If it is Juvederm, the dermatologist can try dissolving it.  If it is hyperpigmentation, fading creams or possibly laser treatments can help.

After 2.5 years your Juvederm should be gone.  If by chance there is still some present, Hyaluronidase should dissolve the material and the bluish tinge should disappear as well.  The discoloration may be caused by other factors such as the normal loss or redistribution of fat that occurs with age therefore making the underlying vessels appear more prominent.  Or if you had considerable bruising after your treatment 2.5 years ago, you may have hemosiderin pigmentation left over.  This is harder to treat.  You may want to consult with an occuloplastic surgeon for another opinion.