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Juvederm Ruined my Eyes!!! - Aurora, CO
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I got juverderm under my eyes to help with the...
danny 1December 4, 2009
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I got juverderm under my eyes to help with the depressions i had. I was told that there would be bruising but that it would go away at most in 2 weeks.
I got my injections at the beginning of september; its december now and i still have dark discoloration that i didnt have before. I wish i never got the juvederm. My question is will my eyes ever go back to normal? I am not going to do anything elses to my eyes including dissolving it because of other reviews ive read. Never again will i try to alter my appearance. i have posted what my eyes looked like before and after.
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My question is will my eyes ever go back to normal?
danny 1December 7, 2009
My question is will my eyes ever go back to normal?
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December 8, 2009
That sucks for you! I think it might be the Tindall effect where the juvederm is injected too superficially (not under the muscle as it should be). Unfortunately, juvederm in the tear trough area can last a long time. Up to a year some people have reported. I am one person who had a bad experience with dissolving filler under the eyes with hyaluronidase so I cannot recommend it personally, but there are other people on this site who have had great success with hyaluronidase. Maybe you should seek a medical opinion? Good luck and I feel for you.
February 1, 2010
You are so young. But why did you want Juvederm? What kind of dr would do this? First of all, any doctor who would inject a young person, especially one who does not need injections, is a greedy charlatan in my opinion and should lose all of his customers.
April 4, 2010
I had juvederm in the tear trough ten days ago. I have been living a nightmare since then. It was supposed to fill in the hollow, instead it created bags under my eyes that I did not have before and also intensified the mild hollowness that it was supposed to correct. I am afraid to get it dissolved as I have thin skin and that may make matters worse. I have been living a nightmare since then. I cannot leave my house without dark glasses. I avoid being in public at night as the bags look worse under night lights. I work in the entertainment business and am cancelling as many events as I can. I wish I know how long this will last. I am very depressed and cry every time I look in the mirror. I would give anything to get back my prejuvederm look. My only consolation is the doctor adminstered .3 in each eye and the rest he put on my cheeks to give them a lift I did not need. I hate that too but that is minor compared to the bags under my eyes. Anyone with thin skin who is thinking of getting this procedure done, DO NOT DO IT, IT WILL RUIN YOUR LIFE.
April 5, 2010
Dear Desperate, what is your age? First, 0.3 is too much under the eye. 0.05 is the most Juve that should be used in one area under the eye. It also holds water. He not only put too much, he may have injected too superficially. It would be best to make appt with BS Dermatologist. They can inject vitrase, but this is also a very powerful enzyme and should be injected in extremely small quantities and also injected diffusely, and not all in one spot in order to take down the Juve uniformly. Both these procedures, Juve injection and vitrase injection, are very delicate procedures and should be performed by an experienced practitioner only. "MD" and/or "Board-Certified" does not mean a hill of beans for aesthetics if they are just not good at injecting the products.
If you do not like the way he did the Juve, DO NOT go back for the vitrase. Find someone more competent.
April 4, 2010
This sounds familiar because After Juvederm I have 2 small dark areas on each side of the mouth, just below the lip. I think it was too superficial. Waiting to see if it clears up.
But didn't have this reaction to restylane or perlane. so??
April 7, 2010
Dear Crystal, I am 57 years old who used to look ten years younger. Now I feel I look my age and older!! I made a mistake in the amount he put under each eye. It is supposed to be .03 which I thought was average. I am really scared of having anything else injected under my eyes because of my skin and also my age, as I may not heal as fast as a younger person. I made an appointment with another Doctor who specializes in this dreaded Juvederm (I now cringe from that name) Actually it is the doctor who adminstered the Juvederm is referring me to the Specialist. He feels bad about it and is trying to help me. I would rather see if there is any way of wearing it out naturally rather than having any kind of injections. My appointment is on the 9th. I will keep you posted. Thanks for your help
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