I had Redensity 2 on my tear trough, it was swollen for a month?

Under eye filler in the tear trough area is often a difficult area to inject. It's important to see someone who has experience with this particular area. You want to see someone who injects every day and has been doing so for a long time. Skill comes with experience as the anatomy of every...

Hello I believe that it is important for you to know the differences between Redensity I (RI) and Redensity II (RII). RI is a skin rejuvenating product  that has amino acids, antioxidants, minerals, and hydrating hyaluronic acid, as well as, vitamins. This is used to redensify...

Massaging the area under the eyes following injection is common in order to evenly distribute the product. If you are not seeing an adequate change then you either require more product (which is not unusual in this area) or the product was not placed in the ideal location. Lower lid injections...

Redensity ll is a suitable product for tear trough treatment. When under eyes are skillfully injected with Redensity ll the results are very nice. Best, 

Swelling to injection areas is a common side effect of fillers. Swelling can take 2 weeks to subside. Since you have said you have not slept for weeks - I am assuming your injection was over 2 weeks ago. Cold compresses will assist to decrease water retention - 10 mins on 10 mins off. Also,...

If your bumps are getting more noticeable after you had your injections, it is possible that it's due to swelling as the filler acts by attracting water.  If that is the case, you may need to get a hyaluronidase injection to help.  Speak to your doctor who did your injections....