Juvederm non surgical on bridge of nose. Could it cause inflammation of eyes (both eyes) dry eyes, burning sensation? (Photo)

Thank you for sharing your question and photograph.  Inadvertent injection of the filler into the thinner areas of the inner eyelids may cause some issues with swelling and irritation but with both eyes affected this is most likely due to another cause - like an allergen.  Especially since the symptoms presented in a delayed fashion after the injections.  Hope this helps.

Hi and thanks for your question. It is extremely unlikely that the reaction you are having is due to the Juvederm you had injected in your nose. What you are describing sounds like a seasonal allergy or an allergy to a topical product that you are using. Just to be on the safe side, I would suggest setting up a visit with your injector so that she or he can take a look at you. Hope that helps!

Thank you for the question submitted and the photograph. Effects from the filler place would most likely have occurred for you in the first day or two. I feel it's highly unlikely that your symptoms are from the filler itself. I cannot connect the dry eye and burning sensation of your eyes to the filler. It however is possible that some of the effect from the filler may be causing the radiation of sensation to the forehead. This is a especially possible if it includes the area that was injected. In either case, the injection site looks fine and this should disappear with time.
Best of luck!
Dr. K