I had Juvederm injections under my eyes in February. About a week afterwards, my eyes started pouring out water, and hasn't stopped since. I've seen an eye doctor, and my regular doctor . The first thought was allergies, so I started about $200 worth of allergy drops - and nothing. I've tried a steroid pack, antibiotics, even had blood work ran. I cannot think of ANYTHING I've done differently to my eyes besides the Juvederm, that would cause such. Is it possible the Juvederm caused this?
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Chester F. Griffiths, MD, FACS - Account Suspended says:
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Thank you for your photos. We usually use Voluma or Sculptra to treat
nasolabial folds. Juvederm
is a very injectable filler that is used in for areas of the body where
additional volume is desired such as nasolabial folds. It is difficult to tell
without a in person evaluation. I recommend ...