Asked By:naselflee in Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia
About 4 months ago I received a hyalauric acid base filler in the apples of my cheeks for the first time and my usual Botox on my crows feet. A couple of weeks later, I noticed a hard liner lump on my crow his slightly tender to touch. I went to my doctor who said it’s a superficial thrombosis maybe caused by the Botox nicking a vein. I didn’t get a bruise from the Botox. Could it be from the filler compressing a vein that is causing the clot? And when will this go away? I’m concerned
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If there is filler still present you can elect to have it dissolved with hyaluronidase. If you were overfilled there may still be filler present. Your injector can check for migration as well. To keep your skin looking refreshed we recommend using medical grade skin care products like...
Hi Smokyeyes,Yes, upper eyelid filler can be done to add back volume to your brow fat pads. I have been performing upper eyelid fillers since 2007 and fat grafting to the same area prior to 2007. I stopped performing the fat grafting after 2010, when I felt the results of the upper eyelid filler...