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Two really hard bumps near nose where I lower blepharoplasty done. What do I do and how long would these bumps last? (photo)

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Ingrid GDec 18, 2016

I had lower eye blepharoplasty, filler (or fat) done over 2 weeks ago...but I have two really hard bumps right by my nose where I had dark circles. I have been massaging them, but they are not going away and my under eyes look hollow and dark (worse than ever before). What do I do and how long would these bumps last? I am totally regretting doing this...

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