I Had Injection of Restylane in Tear Trough but Could It Have "Fallen" into Area Below Due to Gravity? (photo)

Tyndall is a very specific effect where the HA is placed so superficial the area appears blue in color.  The photo you have provide shows a generalized overfill that partially may be due to dependent welling or gravitational effects if you will.  I do agree with Dr. Prendiville that the solution is carefully administered hyaluronidase to shape your treatment.  The goal is to shape the treatment effect rather than remove all the volume.  Unfortunately this also requires judgement and artistry and your injector may not be up to the task.

The photo most definitely shows a very common complication of Restylane injection in the tear trough known as the Tyndall effect.  Because Restylane is a clear gel, it can appear blue when too superficial.  Although hyaluronic acid fillers are heavily used in this area around the country, this complication is much more frequent than many who promote it would admit.  If you see my other posts on this topic, you will see that HA fillers in the tear trough are a weak answer for a difficult problem. The good news is that hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase.