Zoya Diwan, MBBS, BSc

Hi there, bruising after any injectable treatment can occur. Its very difficult to assess in pictures, however from what I can see this looks like a normal bruise due to its bluish colour and location. It would be worthwhile speaking with your practicioner to assess if you have concerns in person. Normally it takes 2 weeks after any treatment for all swelling and inflammation to settle down.  

Hi there, 

This could be for a number of reasons, firstly i would definitely have a look at your before pictures to assess whether it was there. Too heavy a filler could have been used, if this was less than 2-3 weeks ago, it could be swelling, or it could be too much filler causing heaviness around the mouth area. I would suggest a softer filler in the future like volbella or teoxane rha2. Hope this helps!

This doesnt look like tyndall effect, its either overfilling with too much filler or impacted lymphatic drainage causing water retention under the eye. It could also be that a filler that is not suitable for the under eye area was used, which could have a large hydrophillic effect causing more water to be drawn to that area and making it look swollen. The best course of action would be to either get it dissolved with hyalase or use heat on the area to help dissolve some of the filler. 

Lower face fillers for jawline and chin requires a "harder" filler but should always be hyaluronic acid based as these are reversible and most safe. I think teoxane ultradeep and rha4 are great fillers for this area as they are dynamic with sophisticated chemistry as suit the jawline and chin perfectly. They can last up to 24 months. Cheeks also requires a thicker product and i think juvderm or teoxane rha4 are great options for this area. 

Hi there,

This is a very common request! Combination of masseter botox, cheek contouring filler and chin/jawline filler placed in correct proportions will help you achieve that more v-shaped look.