Under eye filler made bags and dark circles worse. Should I be charged to dissolve this? (Photo)

Hi,In my practice, when a result with filler is mutually determined to be unsatisfactory, I do NOT charge to dissolve the filler and I will frequently not charge the patient to re-inject when necessary. It is hard to tell if you are a good candidate without an in person exam. I also inject the under eyes exclusively with Restylane-L.Best, 

Had you gone to a plastic surgeon who is well-versed with the use of fillers they would have told you right away that none of the Juvederm products should be injected into the lower eyelid or problems such as yours will be a result. My patients are recommended having only fat transferred into the lower eyelid area for safety and permanency of the result. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City

I'm sorry to hear you are not happy with your results.  There is no hard and fast rule in this situation.  Every office should have a well defined policy regarding patients that are unhappy or unsatisfied after treatment.  I believe that every surgeon wants their patients to be happy and is willing to try within reason to get you a good result.  This may have happened if the filler is placed too superficially, and I agree that dissolving with hyaluronidase is a good first step.  Much if your issue is skin texture and tone which is not solved with filler alone.  You will need some topical skin care and possibly other treatments to better treat this issue.  Best of luck.