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Under Eye Swelling After CarboxyTherapy. Any suggestions?

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mary1o8Nov 25, 2015

I had only 2 sessions under my eyes and its swelled.....please tell me what should i do. I searched and found some same question as mine but thoes questions were'nt answered......please answer me because Im really scared its been a week and tge swelling is still not going

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