I have Juvederm fillers in my cheeks. I scratched my cornea and an eye doctor prescribed eye drops with antibiotics and a .1 dexamethasone steroid. I’ve taken them as prescribed (3 drops 3 times a day for 6 days) and my skin underneath my eyes look sunken and my skin looks thin. Could the steroid have dissolved my skin and fat. Help! I look terrible!
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Thank you for the photos. It is always a good rule of thumb to start with less and then gradually build over time. I suggest consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon who can determine how many syringes of Voluma can help you reach your aesthetic goals.
Thankyou for your question. You are still swollen after the treatment and the swelling can be very asymmetrical. If this is still present after 2 weeks i suggest you see your injector. It looks as though the raised part of the lip may be superficial placement of the product and will need to be ...
Thank you for your question. Not all Juvederm products contain numbing ingredients. There is Juvederm Ultra which does not have any lidocaine mixed in it and there is Juvederm Ultra Plus which does. The lips is an area where filler is metabolized quickly by the body as it is an area of constant ...
