I was warned that this was a vascular area but I look awful! Also, on my other eye, I have a slight bulge that I cannot determine if it is temporary swelling or filler (she went deep-to the bone). I am on day 3 s/p injection. I have gone to this doctor for Botox in the past, but this was my first experience with fillers and I am horrified and need to go to work looking like this. Also, should I be concerned w/ hemosiderin staining? Please help!
August 25, 2011
Answer: Juvederm and hematoma under the eye
This is a common side effect of injecting fillers under the eyes. It can happen with the most experienced injectors! It can take up to 2-3 weeks to go away, just like getting a "black eye" from any injury. There should be no permanent pigmentation. It may be hard to conceal, but try to find a good cover-up such as Dermablend.
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August 25, 2011
Answer: Juvederm and hematoma under the eye
This is a common side effect of injecting fillers under the eyes. It can happen with the most experienced injectors! It can take up to 2-3 weeks to go away, just like getting a "black eye" from any injury. There should be no permanent pigmentation. It may be hard to conceal, but try to find a good cover-up such as Dermablend.
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August 23, 2011
Answer: Hematoma
Any time one injects with a needle there is a possibility of hitting a small vessel and ends with a hematoma. It is not the fault of your doctor. It can happen to any one of us.
It will take 3 weeks for the hematoma to resolve. Then wait 3-6 weeks to see the result of the filler. There is always the possibility of hemosidrin stain, Most hemosidrin stain will resolve with time, may be 6 month to one year
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August 23, 2011
Answer: Hematoma
Any time one injects with a needle there is a possibility of hitting a small vessel and ends with a hematoma. It is not the fault of your doctor. It can happen to any one of us.
It will take 3 weeks for the hematoma to resolve. Then wait 3-6 weeks to see the result of the filler. There is always the possibility of hemosidrin stain, Most hemosidrin stain will resolve with time, may be 6 month to one year
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