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You did not say where the Moh's surgery was and where you wanted filler. Should you want filler in or near the area of Moh's, you will need to wait a minimum of 3 months.
Typically, we leave this up to your MOHs surgeon. However, you do not want to get filler in the same area as your surgery until it is completely healed and there is no visible signs of swelling. If you are wanting filler outside of the surgery site, then you should be fine to proceed.
I don't see any restrictions on injectables after Homs unless it is in the area directly affected by the Mohs surgery.
Yes, you can get more definition with Juvederm and you would do well with Sculptra injections for better and longer lasting effects.
It's always best to address your medical concerns first. You can schedule your filler treatment after you have fully recovered from the lesion removal and your doctor has given you clearance to proceed.
I would suggest Juvederm, in a low dose and carefully applied. A small amount of Botox done first would also be helpful.
If you suspect you may have an active infection it is best if you reschedule your appointment until you are feeling healthy. This is best for you as well as the other staff or patients you may come into contact with.
Your swelling may be related to the drainage from your eye into your nose. Your filler is no longer present.
I would ask your injector to prescribe Zovirax first to prevent cold sores since your immune system is suppressed.
