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This quite possibly is lymphatic obstruction/lymphedema, a condition that has been called under-eye "puffy pillows" that is believed to arise from an improper choice of HA filler for the under-eyes and/or too superficial placement of an appropriate filler. It can be a difficult problem to treat....

For HA filler complications, hyaluronidase is the first-line treatment of choice. But, to be effective, it the proper concentration and amount must be used to match the characteristics of the particular HA filler used. If this has been done properly, but without the desired effect, then other...

I usually wait a few days for the Hylenex to take effect and for any residual swelling to subside. Hylenex is safe and effective. I usually massage the area with a ceramide cream like Elevase after injection. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Realself100 Surgeon

Hi G, It does not appear to be a vascular occlusion but you should contact your treating physician for either an in person or virtual consultation to be sure. Good luck and be well. Michael Persky, MD Encino, CA

It’s important to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon or dermatologist who can assess your specific situation. They can provide personalized advice on addressing any remaining filler particles, potential facial damage, and the feasibility of natural tissue adjustments. Seeking p...

You must try to find out from the person who treated you which filler was used. There are permanent fillers, such as Artefil and silicone, which are especially difficult to treat because they are foreign substances that have no known enzyme to dissolve them. This is precisely why I do not use...