Had Botox and Juvederm before Moving to Cold Climate. Now My Eyes Are So Dark Underneath and Crepy, What Can I Do?

Is it possible that the Juvederm is causing a bluish Tyndall effect and the Botox having treated one area is causing wrinkling or crepiness of an adjoining area?  You may need to see a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist to evaluate your condition.

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Living in a cold environment exposes us to very dry living spaces.  It is also possible that the itchiness is related to something you are being exposed to in your new environment.  This may have nothing to do with your recent BOTOX and Juvederm treatment.  SInce it is impossible to know what is going on without a personal examination, I encourage you to find a cosmetic dermatologist in your area (or possibly Reno) so you can be properly assessed.

It is more likely that the change in climate is the cause of your skin problems than the Botox or Juvederm. You probably need to revise your skin care program and should seek a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist in NV who provides skin care and is aware of the local conditions that affect skin.
 

The cold climate should have no adverse effect on your previous Botox and Juvederm injections. The extremely dry climate in Nevada (much the same as here in Vermont) is rough on the skin and needs to be properly taken care of. Many of my suggestions can be found at my web site under "Every Day Skin Care" or by following the link below. If the itching persists, an evaluation by a board certified dermatologist would be appropriate.