I had Revolax injected into my tear troughs and it went wrong, extremely puffy and a slug like affect under my skin with blue tinge to it. I went and asked for it dissolved she refused to dissolve all of it only some of it saying it's hard to dissolve all of it. I am still left with it swelling every morning. I went elsewhere and was told my lymphatic drainage may be blocked and they refused to go near the area. Is there anything I can do to unblock it? How long will it take to dissolve?
April 27, 2021
Answer: Eventually, hopefully Hi, it looks like your tear troughs have been overfilled from the pictures you have posted. All hyaluronic acid filler should dissolve eventually so things should go back to normal over time. Revolax is not a great filler for this area and difficult to dissolve (in my experience), so things may tak a while to return to normal for you.Your injector should rectify things for you if you aren't happy, although there are many beauty therapist/hairdressers injecting in this country who aren't skilled at avoiding problems like this or fixing them if they do.Firm massage will help improve the drainage and will help break don the filler a little too, if you really aren't getting anywhere then a doctor/nurse experienced with dermal filler complications may be your best bet. Lee Walker is in your part of the world and would be my recommendation if things aren't resolving.
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April 27, 2021
Answer: Eventually, hopefully Hi, it looks like your tear troughs have been overfilled from the pictures you have posted. All hyaluronic acid filler should dissolve eventually so things should go back to normal over time. Revolax is not a great filler for this area and difficult to dissolve (in my experience), so things may tak a while to return to normal for you.Your injector should rectify things for you if you aren't happy, although there are many beauty therapist/hairdressers injecting in this country who aren't skilled at avoiding problems like this or fixing them if they do.Firm massage will help improve the drainage and will help break don the filler a little too, if you really aren't getting anywhere then a doctor/nurse experienced with dermal filler complications may be your best bet. Lee Walker is in your part of the world and would be my recommendation if things aren't resolving.
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