Tear trough fillers put in 10 days ago. It looked great immediately after but swollen now. How long for final results? (Photos)

At this point, it is unlikely that things will significantly improve. It sounds like you have had a highly cohesive filler used. These are very hydrophilic, drawing in water a few days after the application, which contributes to the lumpiness. In any case, 1ml per side is a lot for the tear trough area and I am not spruced you getting problems. You will need to have these dissolved away, and then refilled in a more conservative fashion. Best of luck for your future treatment.

Fillers can often absorb water in the first few days causing lumps or irregularities. I suggest applying Plato's Bruise Balm twice daily for a few days after injecting my patients. If the filler lumps do not resolve, then a small injection of Hylenex usually can correct an HA filler that is overdone. 
In some cases, Venus Viva RF can help tighten skin thereafter. 
Best 
Dr. Karamanoukian
Realself100 Surgeon

Good afternoon, 
I'm sorry to hear you are not happy with your treatment. It generally takes up to two weeks for filler to fully settle. If you are still unhappy at the two week point its a good idea to arrange a face to face consultation with the practitioner that treated you. This is a difficult area to treat and it is important to see a medical professional that treats this area routinely. There is always the possibility of dissolving the filler if you are really unhappy. If you do not feel comfortable to go back to the treating practitioner then choose a clinic that specialises in complications. 
Good luck and I hope this settles for you.

Hello,
After two weeks, it is probably best to seek a review by your practitioner. Rest assured, this can be managed.
Best wishes,
Dr Salinda Johnson
The London Cosmetic Clinic

Thank you for the question and photos.
It is difficult to answer this without knowing exactly which filler was used but I would definitely expect the swelling after any filler to have gone by 2 weeks. 
This lumpiness is probably a separate issue and you should definitely go back to your injector to discuss this. 1ml in each side is quite a lot for a tear trough (but not for cheeks etc) and I personally treat severe tear trough deformities in more than one sitting to avoid lumpiness etc.
If this problems persists then you may need to go back to you injector and I would suggest seeing an experienced plastic surgeon in the future.
Good luck!
Dr Chris Macdonald
CRM Aesthetics

Dear,
Thank you for your question and I am sorry to hear you are unhappy with your results. There is a 2 week period that you need to allow for any swelling to subside, however if the swelling persists I would seek another consultation. If you are really not happy after this period there is always the option to have the filler dissolved. Always use a fully qualified injector and make sure you discuss any allergies you have to rule out any contraindications.
Good luck and hope this helps! 
Best Wishes,
Mr Golchin 

The most common mistake made with correcting tear troughs is putting too much in at once.  It looks fantastic at first, but then the product expands as it holds onto water and looks overdone.  Some of the product will need to be dissolved with hyaluronidase.  Your injector should be familiar with how to do this.  In the future, the product should be injected over several sessions, using only small amounts each time.

Thank you for your question. Swelling after injections to any area including the tear troughs can last up to two weeks post injection. Should the swelling persist past this point I would recommend following up with your provider.

1ml of dermal filler each side seems like a lot of product. It may be that some needs to be dissolved with hyaluronidaise to create a smoother and more natural result. Make sure the practitioner does a patch test prior to dissolving and is experienced in dealing with tear trough complications.