Timothy W. Chang, MD, FAAD

Your incision site is healing as expected. You are doing the right thing by keeping the incision sites moisturized. I would not use Retin-A to these areas as it would likely worsen the redness to the areas.  If there are any residual bumps within the incision site that do resolve on their own over time, then intralesional kenalog injection can be done. Hope this helps and good luck!

Yes this is a vascular occlusion and an emergency! You need to go back to the person who injected you immediately and have hyaluronidase infiltrated to the area to dissolve the filler.  

Your are a good IPL candidate. The IPL will help with both the brown and pink discoloration.  You can ask your provider about topical anesthetic cream to help with the discomfort. We always use a compounded topical anesthetic cream of benzocaine/lidocaine/tetracaine as well as a cooling device called the Zimmer that when used together, make a world of difference for patients when they are getting their treatment.

Yes this is absolutely fine one week after botox and fillers and will not make the bruising worse.  Prior to having botox and fillers done, you should avoid anticoagulants for 1 week such as Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Vitamin E and Fish Oil unless they are medically necessary for pre-existing conditions.

I would not recommend putting make up on the wound with stitches two days after the surgery as this could impede the healing or cause an infection at the site. You could find a small bandage that matches your skin color, which should be adequate.