I had tear trough filler (Revolax) which has gone horribly wrong, will it eventually resolve? (Photos)

I am so sorry that you are having this difficulty. The photos suggest overzealous injection of the hyaluronic acid. The particular biomechanics of Revolax in my opinion make this particular injectable less desirable for use under eyes than say Belotero Balance, which would be my choice in my NY office or Teosyal Redensity II, Aliaxin FL, which would be my choices in my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved fillers are available. And while Revolax may be somewhat more resistant to dissolution with the enzyme, it certainly would be reasonable under the circumstances to try to dissolve as much as possible. The use of saline and gentle subcision can sometimes hasten the breakup of the material, as can the use of an injectable anti-inflammatory, although I would reserve the latter for a measure of last resort. Daily massage with the thumbs can also help to promote lymphatic drainage, although care must be taken not to be so overaggressive that bruising results. If no contraindication, and under a doctors strict supervision, a small dose of a diuretic taken about three times per week for a few weeks may also help to reduce the swelling. You would be well advised to seek consultation and appropriate treatment from a board certified aesthetic physician. Best of luck.

Over correcting with a Filler like Revolax can cause that, ofcourse eventually will go down. I suggest to go to your doctor to talk about the posibility on taking it down or dissolving it.

dear Holly
Poor you. I’m sorry this has happened! Looking from your photos however, I would have initially suggested replacing lost volume in your cheeks before addressing your deficient tear trough. I think your injector is not experienced enough to have seen this if they went straight to teartrough filling without having this discussion with you.   Did they not tell you this? I think you may have got this result no matter what filler was injected into the teartrough as the injector put too much in taking the deficient cheek volume into consideration. 
So I would speak to your injector, I just hope for your sake you went to someone who has the knowledge and prescribing capacity to correct this. Otherwise, you need to seek out someone who can correct this? There’s Lee Walker in Liverpool? I’m in North Wales between Chester and Wrexham, if you are prepared to travel? I’d get on and get this dissolved ASAP, the longer it is left the chances of your skin stretching is increased. I’ve seen teartrough overfilling last over 2 years, unfortunately.
I hope you can get this sorted.