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Thank you for your question. Apply a cold compress to the area for 10 mins on 10 mins off as much as possible for 3 days. All the best,
Technically after 72hrs, icing will not do much in terms of reducing swelling/bruising. Bruising and swelling is very common to this area after filler and will resolve after 5-7 days.
Icing is important for the first 48-72 hours after filler injections to sensitive areas, regardless of whether it is performed with the traditional sharp needle technique or with the bruiseless microcannula technique. I personally dont treat tear troughs / eye hollows with Juvederm as I have found that it can often lead to a "swollen" or "doughy" look even weeks to months after the injections -- this is thought to be the case because Juvederm is more hydrophilic, or draws more water, than the other Hyaluronic acid fillers.
I typically recommend that people ice for the first 48-72 hours after undereye injections. This is a common area for bruising after fillers. You can also sleep with your head elevated on a couple of pillows for the first 2-3 nights to minimize swelling.
I wouldn't do it. What if you have a complication with the Juvederm like a blockage of a blood vessel or an infection. Too close together for my comfort. Nothing is simple in medicine. Something can always go wrong.
Hello! Thank you for your question! The recommendations for the use of these homeopathic medications are surgeon preference. I typically suggest the use of Arnica Montana to decrease swelling and bruising. It is an herbal medication that is propagated from the seeds of an herb. I, as well as my...
Fillers come in full and sometimes half-size syringes. The cost of a full syringe is always more cost effective than that of a half-syringe. In most people, the remainder of a full syringe can typically be put to good use in other locations. I generally like half a syringe if treating just the...
