Belotero neck injections look lumpy, is this normal and when will they go away? (Photo)

Belotero can give a nice softening of the horizontal neck lines, however, injection in this area is tricky and requires skill. Lumps and raised areas are common after injection, but usually resolve with time. Though yours look a little more excessive it is still too early and I would give it some more time. If after 2 weeks it has not improved then you should have the filler dissolved with Hyaluronidase. Make sure you are under the care of an experienced injector. Best wishes.

Hi missytikal,The neck is a tricky area that is prone to lumpiness, BUT in your case it is too soon to tell. It is normal to experience redness, bruising, and lumpiness (or a "cat scratch" appearance) for the first few days after filler. Belotero is a great product for the neck as it tends to smooth out nicely after the initial period. However, if after 1-2 weeks, it is still lumpy, I would return to your provider to consider dissolving some of the filler. Best of luck, I know it's hard to wait for the final result!

It is really too soon to judge. It may take two weeks for the filler to fully resolve. I would recommend a bit of light massage to the area. Not too aggressive. The neck is a tricky area, but hopefully, this will settle in nicely. Best of luck.

Some swelling is expected after filler treatment. Neck lines require superficial placement of the filler and this can be a little tricky in the wrong hands. However, Belotero is a relatively soft HA filler. While you have a little more swelling then I would normally expect, I recommend you gently massage the areas and give the filler some time to settle in. If the lumpiness and swelling remain after 1-2 weeks, I would followup with your injector to discuss the results. Belotero is an HA filler and so it can be reversed using hyaluronidase if need be.

thank you for your question. The skin in the neck is very thin, and great skill is required when injecting this area. Belotero is the best injectable for thin neck lines, considering it is least likely to form lumps when injected superficiality. How ever, 3 syringes of belotero seems way excessive for only the 2 lines in your neck! In my hands, one syringe would be more than enough. It is too early to judge, and you may have a lot of swelling but if this appearance does not resolve in a few days, you should ask your injector for hylaronidaze injections can to dissolve the excessive product. Best of luck!

Best to return to see you injecting MD today,ask for Rx for low dose steroids. Allow 10 days to pass than decide if injecting a dissolver solution is indicated.

Injecting fillers into the necklines involves great deal of skill and experience on the surgeons part. For the final result it may take a little over a week and in your case it's only been one day. If you still see the lumps as being very visible after one week I would definitely speak to you treating physician about administration of hyaluronidase. Good luck from New York City

Belotero is very watery IMO and will probably settle down in a few weeks or more. I'd wait and see what happens.