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Uneven Swelling and Ear Ache After Radiesse

I had Radiesse injected in my nasolabial folds about 3 weeks ago to fill in smile lines. Now, my face looks very uneven on right side; my cheek looks swollen and so much bigger than the left side. I'm also experiencing ear ache. What can be done to address these concerns?

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by lady l in atlanta
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You may need a touch-up to even out the results

Lady 1, Unlike the other injectables, there is no dissolving agent for Radiesse. However, Radiesse usually gives very nice results. Radiesse can swell differentially for the first week or two. However, you are already out three weeks, so you likely need more injections in the smaller side. As for the ear ache, it is likely not related to the Radiesse injections (unless, of course, you were having Radiesse injected directly around your ear - which would be very unusual). All of these... more
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Uneven swelling after Radiesse

Immediate followup with your doctor is necessary.  Any pain after a facial filler is highly unusual and should be brought to the immediate attention to the physician.  
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Radiesse

Asymmetry from Radiesse can happen. However, you probably had some asymmtery before the procedure that may or may  not have been persistent.  Check with your doctor.

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I would seek medical attention

I would follow-up immediately with the physician who performed your injections to be evaluated. While we might postulate about what might be going on with you, this forum is no substitute for a face-to-face evaluation by a qualified physician. My concern would be infection. If the ear ache is on the same side that is swollen, it may or may not be related. Good luck.
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