Under my right eye it's been there for years. I've been getting fillers under my eyes for years for deep tear troughs (eye circles) I've developed scar tissue under my right eye so it appears that I have a constant bruise. I would like to fix this as soon as possible but I'm not sure how.
July 10, 2017
Answer: Bruise under eye after tear trough filler... Thank you for your question. The area appears to be bruised or something vascular and not scar tissue. Please follow up with your board certified Dermatologist who treated you for evaluation and management such as laser therapy. As this is around your eyes, you must be extra diligent in your safety protocols using any laser. Regards, Dr. Matt Elias
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July 10, 2017
Answer: Bruise under eye after tear trough filler... Thank you for your question. The area appears to be bruised or something vascular and not scar tissue. Please follow up with your board certified Dermatologist who treated you for evaluation and management such as laser therapy. As this is around your eyes, you must be extra diligent in your safety protocols using any laser. Regards, Dr. Matt Elias
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July 10, 2017
Answer: Bruise vs Tyndal vs pigmentation We all have our own theories and these are put forth in a logical manner, I agree with everything from Tyndall though to other causes of pigmentation - from melasma through to genetic. Scar tissue is difficult to see on the photos and best felt. Pigmentation should be examined in good lighting, it maybe due to Tyndall, but if its brown pigmentation rather than a bluish bruise, other causes of pigmentation need to be considered. The bottom line of good practice Gold standard medicine, history, examination and diagnosis. Once established we can treat. Please see a Board Certified Plastics, Occult-plastics, or procedural dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis. All the best, Dr Davin S. Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
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July 10, 2017
Answer: Bruise vs Tyndal vs pigmentation We all have our own theories and these are put forth in a logical manner, I agree with everything from Tyndall though to other causes of pigmentation - from melasma through to genetic. Scar tissue is difficult to see on the photos and best felt. Pigmentation should be examined in good lighting, it maybe due to Tyndall, but if its brown pigmentation rather than a bluish bruise, other causes of pigmentation need to be considered. The bottom line of good practice Gold standard medicine, history, examination and diagnosis. Once established we can treat. Please see a Board Certified Plastics, Occult-plastics, or procedural dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis. All the best, Dr Davin S. Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
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