Pillows after Juvederm. Will it go away or is there something I can do? (Photo)

Juvederm is very hydrophilic so it attracts water. I don't typically used juverderm in the tear troughs for this very reason. However, it should resolve. I would follow up with your injector and they can teach you a massage treatment called Manual Lymphatic Drainage which will speed up the process.

Juvederm can typically swell in this area and it can last 1-2 weeks after your injections. However if you're unhappy with your final results, it can be reversed with hyaluronidase and you can try a different technique next time. Belotero is a good filler for this area. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question. The "pillows" you are experiencing is common when Juvederm is injected in the tear trough area. This happens because Juvederm attracts water. I would have this dissolved with hyaluronidase and use another filler such as Restylane. Restylane can help improve the tear trough area with a lower risk of puffiness. The tear trough area is very delicate and requires an expert injector.