Filler under the eye resulted in lump and doesn't go away

Hi @ivicuga. If a hyaluronic acid product was used, you can dissolve the filler with Hyaluronidase.

Best of luck,

Dr. Nima

There are a few possibilities but ask your injector to
consider the following: Persitent brusing and swelling from the injections
itself, persistent filler material, inflammatory nodules, granulomas and
possible infection as a cause. Need an opinion from an expert injector. I would
suggest to them consider injecting hyaluronidase or steroids into the area or
possible surgical consultation if it doesn't resolve after some time. Might be
worth starting an antibiotic to cover your basis but difficult to advice
without seeing the patient in person and knowing what was injected. If it is
persistent or you are worried, set up a follow up appointment with your
dermatologist.

I am not familiar with Princess filler, as it is not FDA approved in the US.  However, if in fact it is a hyaluronic acid based product, you can have an enzyme called hyaluronidase injected to remove it.  Some people hold on to fillers for a long time- even 5 years... especially around the eyes.  So I wouldn't get too excited until you've at least tried dissolving the product with hyaluronidase.