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Thank you for sharing your question. The cause of your problem is not clear from the photograph. There could be several causes. See an eyelid specialist in person for detailed evaluation. Good luck,
It is unlikely that the filler itself has any effect on the prominence of the vessel. Sometimes with temporary swelling vessels can become more prominent but this typically resolves quickly. There are times when patients pay more attention to an area after it undergo some type of treatment and notice changes which were present prior to injection but just were not appreciated. In the event that you would like the blue vein treated, laser treatments are typically highly successful in accomplishing this. I recommend consultation with a physician who has substantial expertise in both use of fillers around the eyes as well as laser treatment of unwanted blue vessels.
this can happen as the veins swell after the filler is injected. you can remove the filler or treat the vein. Best, Dr. Emer.
It is possible that the product made the vein look for prominent or the Restylane's bluish hue made the area look more blue. I would return to your treating physician for examination. Best, Dr. Green
If it is a vein, it could possibly be treated with YAG laser by a laser expert. If it became more prominent after your filler injection, it could be that the filler is compressing the vein, causing it to bulge more. I would suggest that you see an experienced cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon.Regards,Dr. Ort
If it is a vein it has always when there. if it is just blue color it could be the restylane and that will disappear over a few weeks. talk with your doctor to see what is going on
The blue color may be the Restylane. If it is a vein, that can be treated. Discuss with your physician.
Hello Laura020,The resolution that is showing up of your photo isn't high enough on my monitor to clearly see a vein. There are a few reasons why you might notice something blue in the area of injection. One of them is something called the Tyndall effect. This happens when the filler is injected too superficially. This would be represented by a blue line in the area of your injection. If what you have truly is a vein, it is possible that the filler compressed an area where veins had been draining, causing others to back up and become more noticeable. In either scenario, the condition would improve with time. If you absolutely hate it you could also have an injection that dissolves the filler.I would recommend you follow up with your injector to help determine what is causing your problem. I hope this helps and good luck.
Hi @koriannkendl! If you are unhappy with your final results you can dissolve the product with Hyaluronidase. Best of luck to you, Dr. Nima!
I personally prefer Vitrase to dissolve the fillers and if done in the right hands should remove all of the injections that you don't like. I prefer Belotero for the delicate area under the eye. These injections are an advanced training. Please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green
I would consult your internist to make sure there is not a medical reason for your fluid retention to alleviate this problem. I find that sometimes Belotero causes less fluid retention. Best, Dr. Green