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Upper eyelid tightening - what nonsurgical options do I have? (photos)

12376Jan 29, 2022
I had my right tear through overfilled with HA so the provider offered to dissolve with hyaluronidase. Next morning I woke up with half of my upper R side face "eaten out "!!!! Hyaluronidase was only injected into lover eyelid but I think it migrated all over my R upper face. I refilled the dent ( temple and outer side of eye area) but skin is loose now. My upper lid is droopy. What non-surgical options do I have? Thank you

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