I got 1 syringe of restylane divided in half . However my eyes felt fine during procedure however once she filled the hallow area vlostest to my tear duct on my left I felt instant bluriness I told her and she said it was due to the numbing . However I can still see blurry from my left eye and I feel hard product under ,y left eye . And again my right eye is fine .
December 13, 2016
Answer: Blurred vision after Restylane It is not unusual to feel the filler after injection; however, blurred vision is not a usual side effect so check with your doctor to see if there is something that requires attention and be sure you are seeing a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon
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December 13, 2016
Answer: Blurred vision after Restylane It is not unusual to feel the filler after injection; however, blurred vision is not a usual side effect so check with your doctor to see if there is something that requires attention and be sure you are seeing a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon
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December 13, 2016
Answer: Blurred vision after Restylane Thank you for your question. While it is true that the anesthetic can cause some temporary abnormalities, blurred vision isn't one of them. 7 hours is a long time and the anesthetic usually wears off in 1-2 hours. I would immediately contact your injector and express your concerns. Tear-trough injections should ONLY be done by a skilled and experienced Board Certified Injector. Good luck and I hope all is well.Best, Ariel Ostad MD PC
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December 13, 2016
Answer: Blurred vision after Restylane Thank you for your question. While it is true that the anesthetic can cause some temporary abnormalities, blurred vision isn't one of them. 7 hours is a long time and the anesthetic usually wears off in 1-2 hours. I would immediately contact your injector and express your concerns. Tear-trough injections should ONLY be done by a skilled and experienced Board Certified Injector. Good luck and I hope all is well.Best, Ariel Ostad MD PC
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