I had restylane injections for first time in tear trough, nasolabial folds next day had bad headaches and then had face burning in area where filler was placed. had two rounds of steroids and still have burning & headaches. I am scared of hyaluronidase because I have a bee allergy and also the having the result of even more hollowness under my eyes from the hyaluronidase. I have seen the doctor who is a board certified plastic surgeon and thinks it's TMJ pain. My face looks normal but hurts.
Is it normal to have pain in lips and a feel of burning after Restylane filler. I had 0.7ml divided between two lips this afternoon. They have swelled which I expected but the pain is really bad. Is this normal? If so how long will it last? I have been icing intermittently and taken paracetamol. What else can I do?
After initial bruising was happy with result for about 7 wks. Then this recurrent swelling began and lasts 3-4 days. Can be both eyes or just one. Appearance awful. Reading many other woman with this and all report their doctors suggesting rare and giving steroids and told to just wait it out. The company when contacted also acts as if this is a fluke. The more I research it, the more I find woman dealing with this. Any advise would be appreciated. Swollen, burning and hiding inside.
This eye pain is because of Curam side effect as I'm taking too long? Or because of nose filler may have moved a bit near to eye side, it's why I have this eye aching? But my eyes don't swell, and not red at all. Just uncomfortable and burning sensation. Please do advise and help me as Im too paranoid.... Thanks
Two days ago I had restylyne injected into the hollowed area under my eyes, and a few hours later my eyes were burning terribly. This pain lasted all night and as of today my eyes are still swollen and burning. Could the restylyne have migrated into my eyes? Is this dangerous? The person that injected the restylyne is a nurse injector and feigned ignorance on the matter, blaming it on allergies. I don't know if I need to see a doctor, dermatologist, etc. or if this will just subside.