Yesterday, I had Juvederm Voluma injected into both upper cheek areas to smooth out a dent in the malar region. .6ml was injected into my left cheek; .4ml was inject into my right cheek. This morning when I woke up, the vision in my left eye was somewhat blurred. I have allergies, so I thought it might be that. However, my antihistamine eyedrops have not resolved the blurriness. My dermatologist's office does not open for another several hours (I am in Asia)... what might be happening?
December 15, 2013
Answer: Blurred vision and Voluma The injection of Voluma might be the cause for your symptoms. Fillers can put pressure on blood vessels or be injected into vessels that provide circulation to the eye area. Voluma is a hyaluronic acid filler that can be reversed instantaneously with a hyaluronidase enzyme. It should be injected sooner than later if your blurred vision is related to the filler. You should definitely be seen by an ophthalmologist to rule out another possible cause for your blurred vision. Please be seen by a qualified physician as soon as possible.
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December 15, 2013
Answer: Blurred vision and Voluma The injection of Voluma might be the cause for your symptoms. Fillers can put pressure on blood vessels or be injected into vessels that provide circulation to the eye area. Voluma is a hyaluronic acid filler that can be reversed instantaneously with a hyaluronidase enzyme. It should be injected sooner than later if your blurred vision is related to the filler. You should definitely be seen by an ophthalmologist to rule out another possible cause for your blurred vision. Please be seen by a qualified physician as soon as possible.
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December 11, 2013
Answer: Vision and injectables This is NOT going to be related to allergies. Go to the emergency and be seen as soon as you can by the eye physician. It is possible that the product migrated to the orbital blood supply.The delay in releasing the product in the US market was due to higher (more stringent) regulations here. Companies have to protect the public from side effects due to not knowing how to use the products safely
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December 11, 2013
Answer: Vision and injectables This is NOT going to be related to allergies. Go to the emergency and be seen as soon as you can by the eye physician. It is possible that the product migrated to the orbital blood supply.The delay in releasing the product in the US market was due to higher (more stringent) regulations here. Companies have to protect the public from side effects due to not knowing how to use the products safely
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