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No, this wouldn't be typical. Usually there is tenderness where the filler has been injected. If it persists, I suggest following up with your injector. Filler results take 1-2 weeks. Hope this helps.
Thanks for posting your question. It isn't normal for the jaw to be sore, however, if your injector made insertion point just above the jaw bone insertion (TMJ) you may have a little bruise there. This could cause some referred pain. Use ice and NSAID. If it doesn't resolve after a day or so see your injector. Best, Dr. M
This is atypical, but there is a relationship between the temporalis muscle and the TMJ, so displacement may cause referred pain. Your injector will know the exact answer as there are many ways to perform temple fillers. I suspect this is referred pain due to secondary pressure effects. Your temporalis mm. may be weaker due to pressure, this may overwork your masseters- best be guided by your dermatologist or plastics who performed this procedure as they can examine you and go through the origin and insertions of the muscles with you. Dr Davin Lim.Brisbane. Australia.
This is unlikely due to your filler injections. If it persists, I recommend following up with your injector. Filler results take 1-2 weeks. Hope this helps.
In general, I prefer patients to avoid NSAIDs for at least 1 week before treatment. That said, some people need them, and that's fine. The main cause of bruising is the needle or cannula hitting a blood vessel. Being on a blood thinner like diclofenac, aspirin or other NSAIDs simply makes the...
I think its quite reasonable to start with 1cc/syringe of Juvederm or other filler for the nasolabial folds ; after 2 weeks, if you'd like more, you can always add more. Make sure only a highly trained expert physician injector such as a dermatologist injects you for optimal results and safety.
