Pain and pressure after nasolabial injection

Call your injector and try to send them a photo for review. You likely have some filler around the infraorbital nerve that is responsible for your sensations. In most cases, this will resolve fairly quickly. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

If you have severe pain and its radiating or causing issues, please go to your physician immediately to see if there is an issue that could be affecting a nerve or blood vessell.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Sorry to hear that you are experiencing discomfort after your injections. Things will probably resolve on their own. I would however revisit with your injector, if the problem persists or gets worse. You can always dissolve the material if it is unbearable to wait it out.

Sorry to hear about your discomfort, but it should resolve within a day or two. If it persists, gets worse, or becomes red, inform your doctor. You can try cold compresses to alleviate the symptoms. Good luck.

It sounds like the product is resting on a nerve and you need to contact your treating physician.  You may need to have Vitrase injected to dissolve the area.  Best, Dr. Green

It sounds like there is some irritation of a nerve which will go away on its own, but contact your doctor and at least get his opionion