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How long after Radiesse injections can one have a vision problem?

NIFTYandFIFTYJun 16, 2018
I had Radiesse injected in May & again about 2 weeks ago. Are vision problems. something that would happen immediately or can it happen later? I feel like I am seeing more blury out of my left eye - I do use glasses so it might just be the eyes getting worse but I have had some issues after the 2nd round. I got a lot of delayed redness & had to go on steroids. I don't appear swollen in the face but under checks do feel like a muscular tenderness.

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