Will Getting a Facial Affect Under Eye Fillers?

Thank you for your question regarding the use of Juvederm Ultra Plus for tear trough injections.  Currently, in the United States, tear trough injections are an off-label, non FDA approved area for dermal fillers (although the consensus is that the recently released Ignore Volbella should have ...

Canada may have different laws regarding purchasing some prescriptions online but Juvederm is only sold to licensed physicians for a reason. If you buy "black market" products online you may not get authentic product. Worse, there is no guarantee of product safety, or sterility. Most injectors...

Correction of tear troughs is for advanced injectors only. If done properly you should not look worse instead of better. While it is common to have some swelling and occasionally bruising, it sounds like you may be worse than usual.   At 2 1/2 weeks I think you should expect to see better...

Certainly, it is allowed for an internist to do cosmetic injections, but wouldn't you rather have the expert's expert do the treatment on you?  Dermatologists and plastic surgeons do the most treatments with fillers and botox. Having a good understanding of the anatomy and how the fillers /...

It would be very helpful if you posted a photo.  But it is possible that too much product was placed under your eyes, so when you smile the cheeks push the product up, causing your eyes to appear further back. You may need to have some product removed with hyaluronidase. If this is done...

I'm sorry to hear that you've had to experience this. It is unusual for bumps to remain for so many months after your treatment. I'm wondering if it is excess filler that can be dissolved with hyaluronidase, or if you have scar tissue. I would suggest you return to your injector for an assessment.