My doctor used a cannula and made multiple injections under my eye to fill that area and there was one point where he injected and it felt like it went deep and I yelped from the pain; it was exactly where my sinuses are. I felt a shooting pain in the back of my head. Is it not possible that by mistake he injected too deep and somehow it went into my sinuses? I’ve had sinus issues and swelling around my eye ever since, and I don’t usually have sinus issues. It WAS cold and rainy that weekend
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Answer: Sinus issues and dermal filler - are they related?
Fillers come in different densities. The more "liquid" or low-densities fillers are intended for more superficial injections. So Restylane Kysse, a newer filler more specific to lips, allows a physician to inject in that area with more ease of movement and also less chance of seeing the filler...
For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in-person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest...
Your concerns are valid, however you will not know the result unless you try it. I would recommend finding an aesthetic provider who has done numerous injections and has no concerns in giving you the look and feel that you desire.