Tear trough filler looking puffy and dented. Do I need to get it dissolved? (Photo)

Based on your description, it seems like the filler may have been overfilled initially or may have migrated slightly, which can happen in some cases. This could be the cause of the puffiness and the semi-circle dent you're noticing.It's important to remember that everyone's body metabolizes fillers at different rates, and while most fillers do dissolve naturally over time, it's possible that in your case, the process is taking longer than expected.However, if the appearance is causing you significant concern or discomfort, it might be best to consider having the filler dissolved. Hyaluronidase, an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid-based fillers, can be used to adjust or remove the filler.

If there is filler still present you can elect to have it dissolved with hyaluronidase. If you were overfilled there may still be filler present. Your injector can check for migration as well. To keep your skin looking refreshed we recommend using medical grade skin care products like Transform MD and wearing sunscreen every day.

Puffiness that varies from day to day is due to the natural fat pads under the eye. Most people find that worsening puffiness is related to something their diet (such as high salt or wine/beer). That said, dissolving the under-eye filler is an option. Of note, the cheek lid junction may become more noticeable if filler is dissolved. An option to try if you are unhappy after dissolving the filler is platelet rich plasma or platelet rich fibrin in the under-eye area.