One side of face more swollen than other. What can I do about this? (Photo)

Hello, It's understandable that you're cautious about further treatments after experiencing complications with tear trough fillers. Cheek fillers can indeed be an option even if tear trough fillers were not suitable for you. However, it's crucial to approach this with careful consideration of...

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From what you've described, it's understandable why you're questioning whether the filler is still helping or if it's now contributing to the appearance you're seeing. This is a concern I hear fairly often, especially from patients who have had filler over several years. Cheek filler itself...

Based on your photos and your description, I can understand why your injector recommended cheek filler instead of tear trough filler. In many patients, the issue isn't actually the tear trough itself, it's the loss of support in the midface that creates the appearance of under-eye hollows and...

Thank you for your question and for sharing your concern about the cheek line on your face. Based on the information provided, there are several procedures that could help reduce or eliminate the appearance of the cheek line: Dermal Fillers: Injectable fillers can be used to add volume and...

It's uncommon for a stomach bug or illness to directly cause fillers to swell, but it could be possible if the illness triggers an inflammatory response in your body. Sometimes, stress, dehydration, or changes in your immune system can lead to temporary swelling in areas where you have fillers....