Help Juvaderm Injections Ruined my Eyes!
I had Juvaderm injected under my eyes to try to...
I had Juvaderm injected under my eyes to try to get rid of a sunken look. Not only did I get a black eye that lasted 5 months, now both my eyes are horribly puffy/baggy looking. WAY worse looking and adds years to my age.
After hitting a bloodvessel in one of my eyes, the doctor left the room never to return. Left the nurse to deal with it. I asked him if anything could happen that would leave my eyes messed up looking and he said "No way."
When I returned for a post treatment visit, he did offer me free facials, and botox rather than give me a refund. It was a bad experience that is still horrible.
Drs keep telling me it will go away but its been...
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4 years later, still puffy. I ruined the look of...
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Could you find a solution? How are you now?
I did juverderm 2 months ago under my eyes, and now I feel a bit scared because every morning I wake up with bags under my eyes. Thanks for your time
I'm sorry to have bad news, but my eyes never got better! Maybe a teeny bit, and some days are better than others, but I think the lymph glands in my eyes got ruined by the procedure and no longer drain properly. I have learned to live with it HATE it. Makes me sad every time I think of it, that I wasn't warned that this could happen and Dr so frivolous and uncaring. He made a joke, "wow, looks like I could pop that with a pin!" =((( I have seen people end up with various results after experiencing this problem, so don't let me dishearten you. But my experience has been bad. It's been nearly 3 years now.. (could it be 4?? maybe..) Keep me updated on how you do! Thx, Pam
You felt problems inmediatly after injectionright? Or the problems became later? Because I think that the doctor made it correctly, I din't have infection or black eye at all, but now, 2 months later I feel that every morning I have this problem and I'm a bit scared. I would like to now if you had problems at first or months later. Thanks for your time
So keep us informed as to how your eyes are coming... sorry you are having these issues!!!!!
Pam
I am so sorry to hear about your situation. I stumbled across these posts by accident but felt the need to mention something to you. Have you ever considered trying out a lymphatic drainage massage? There are holistic practitioners who specialize in this sort of thing. I don't know if it will help you but it is worth a try. I had some residual swelling from a tummy tuck that just wouldn't go away. We are talking 2 years post op. My PS (who I LOVE)told me that surgery can drastically slow down the lymph system. He recommended a lymphatic drainage massage. I found someone and it is making a world of difference in my abdominal swelling. Anyway, I hope this helps!!!
As a side note, I HAVE had filler in my tear troughs done many times. My dr prefers Perlane for under eyes. She has done this to me about three or four times now and each time it has turned out beautifully. She does not like juve for under eyes because she feels it turns out too lumpy and unnatural looking. I'm sorry you had this experience but you should really consider lymphatic drainage as an option.
Good Luck to you!!!!!
Thanks again, Pam
I dont think your eyes look bad at all...The only difference is that the blackening under the eye is gone....I think you might be seeing something that isn't there...my eyes are naturally puffy they've been like that ever since childhood, I'm very slim by the way but I do eat alot of foods high in sodium...some retin A might help...keep in mind that if one looks at their face LONG enough they WILL EVENTUALLY CONVINCE THEMSELVES THAT THERE IS "SOMETHING" WRONG WITH IT....you know your self better than I do but I'm looking at the before and now I dont see a difference...try taking your antioxidants like; grape seed extract, alpha lipolic acid, methyl-sulfonyl-methane that should help! drink sufficient water, honestly I dont see a difference...your eyes are quite beautiful.
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This mostly sounds like damage to the lymph vessels which is resulting in chronic swelling.