Is there any way for tear trough fillers like Restylane to cause floaters in the eyes or an increase of floaters?

I would recommend that you see an experienced injector and discuss having the filler dissolved.  You could give it a couple more weeks to see if there is any further improvement but if it's not getting better, I would most likely have it dissolved.Regards,Dr. Ort

Each filler product is formulated slightly differently. You may wish to have an allergy patch test done to determine if you are truly allergic or if it was a side effect of your treatment. That way you'll know how to safely proceed with future filler treatments.

I think this is not because of the brand but more about the placement. If the problem persists then the best way is to dissolve the hyaluronic acid. You can ask the expert to do skin test before the hyaluronidase so make sure you don’t have any allergy reaction. 

Hi @rox12345! I would recommend starting with 1 syringe. I recommend seeking treatments from expert injectors who have the skill and experience to precisely inject fillers into treatment areas and avoid risks and complications. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!

It is unlikely that you impacted your filler treatment by doing what you described. You probably have some residual soreness from the treatment which is not concerning. After two weeks you should see your final results from your Restylane treatment.

Near the area for tear trough filler is the infraorbital nerve. The distribution of numbness you are describing fits with injury to this nerve. It is possible that during injection the nerve was somehow injured and with time this should improve. Without more information about what you mean when...