Bruising and Swelling After Juvederm Under Eyes

Kimber,
I believe that injections of Juvederm into the tear trough requires special skills to avoid complications. It is possible that the Juvederm was injected into the peri-septal space of your right eye, creating the swelling under your eye.
I would start with a 6 day course of methylprednisolone to treat the swelling. If there is still significant swelling one week after your Juvederm injection, I would recommend a dilute injection of hyaluronidase into the right side bag.

In the future, the best way to minimize bruising
- especially for sensitive areas like lips or under the eyes, is to avoid
medications such as aspirin, Ibuprofen ( Motrin and Advil) and non-steroidal
anti-inflammatories such as Alleve or Naprosyn  . Other causes  of bleeding and bruising tendencies are green tea,
flax seed oil, Omega -3s and alcohol or caffeine intake the day before
your treatment!
Arnica oral tablets are an easy remedy to reduce
the degree and length of time of bruising and can be taken 3 -5 days following
the treatment.#bruisingafterinjections   #juvedermRestylanebruising   #avoidbruising

It’s unusual for patients to develop significant bruising
and swelling following the use of injectable fillers. Never the less, this complication may
occasionally occur following these injections. Bleeding, bruising and swelling aren’t usually related to the filler
material, but instead are related to the injection technique and the patients clotting
mechanism.When
this situation arises, bruising and swelling usually resolve in 7 to 10 days
but may take as long as three weeks to completely resolve. With an important social engagement on the
horizon this may not be enough time for this problem to resolve. Under these circumstances, anything that
minimizes the inflammatory response might speed the process. Ice and steroid treatments might be helpful
for this reason.It’s
important to discuss this issue with your plastic surgeon. It’s also important to understand that the
odds are still in your favor and that with appropriate intervention your social
plans won’t be disrupted.

The area under the eyes is delicate, and generally swelling and puffiness can last a little longer than other areas. Give it a good two weeks before you judge your results. 

Our office recommends Arnica ointments with Bruisestick being the first choice for bruising after injectables such as Juvederm. 

Typically, swelling caused by Juvederm should resolve in seven days. In rare instances especially when bruising has occurred the swelling could take 4-6 weeks to completely resolve. A small amount of puffiness or mild swelling for a day or two is normal. If the patient experience swelling at the injection site, an ice pack may be applied for a brief period. The patient should see an immediate improvement in the treatment areas. However, the filler can be dissolved with the hyaluronidase enzyme, which I would recommend for you to do.