Under eyes filler and hard large lumps. Can this be corrected?

Hard lumps, swelling, and redness after under eye filler can be due to various issues. 
Some early-onset issues are vascular occlusion and allergic reaction. 
Issues that take a little longer than just a few hours to develop are infection and nodule / granuloma formation. 
You should see a doctor now to get the appropriate diagnosis and treatment. 

Hi @Wejdan123! I would recommend waiting 2 weeks for the filler to settle in. If you continue to have the lump after two weeks, the filler can be dissolved with Hyaluronidase. Best of luck, Dr. Nima.

Thank you so much for your question.  I am sorry that you are having a problem.  I would strongly suggest seeing a physician who has a great deal of experience injecting fillers in this area and managing the wide array of issues that can be associated with this procedure.  It may be that all is fine, but it is best to have things checked.  Best of luck.

Sometimes swelling from injectables worsens for a day or two after the injection. Although it’s hard to say without seeing photos and feeling your tissue, this is most likely due to deep bruising. The skin around the eye is so thin that it can react dramatically. Luckily this will go away in 2 to 3 weeks. This can happen anytime you get filler, even if it didn’t happen to you before. There’s a small chance that this represents infection. It’s rare but possible after filler. If you develop a fever, or find that your upper eyelids are swollen as well, you may want to consider visiting another plastic surgeon locally or an urgent care to see if you need antibiotics.

It sounds like you are experiencing swelling after the injection which is to be expected. Each time you get an injection, there is a risk of bruising and swelling even if it didn't happen to you last time you were injected. I would avoid salty foods, ice the area and elevate your head at night when you sleep (don't sleep face down). If there is still a bump after 2 weeks go see an expert injector and they can potentially dissolve the product with Vitrase if you still are not happy with the results. You could also ask the original injector if you can email a picture of the under eye area and have them look at it and give you advice. 

Since it looked good right after the injection, it is not the filler that you are feeling. If it is just on one side It is probably a little hematoma (collection of blood) or it is possible that you have an infection. You should find a local physician to take a look or at least send photos to the treating doctor so that they can make the correct diagnosis. A hematoma will resolve by itself over time, unless it continues to get bigger. An infection requires immediate attention. 

Thank you for your question. It seems that you are having extra swelling after filler injections, and sometime that happens and it does not mean you are having an allergic reaction. Usually the swelling goes down after 48 hours and will keep improving, and in about 1-2 weeks it will look good. Ice packs several times a day in the area help to reduce to swelling faster. Depending on the type of filler that you had done, it can be reversed, and it is helpful to have the information about type of product was injected. Hope this helps!
Best, Dr Miotto

This sounds like swelling related to the filler injection, but I would visit an experienced injector for a proper physical exam. Certain fillers can cause more swelling than others; for this reason, I avoid Juvederm for tear trough injections and I prefer Restylane. Swelling usually resolves after a few days but sometimes can take a few weeks. If it doesn't improve, the filler can potentially be dissolved (assuming it's a hyaluronic acid filler). I recommend a consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon with experience using fillers. Best of luck!

It depends on the filler they used. Some absorb water more than others. If they were puffy and swollen later but looked good right after the procedure, then I’d have high suspicion of that. If they are lumpy later on and not just after then probably it’s granuloma formation.If they were lumpy just after the procedure, then it is from type of filler used, amount injected and the technique used. If you mess up in any of these , then it will create this effect. Best is to f/u with experienced physician to look at you. Hope this helps.

It is most likely a bruise with swelling, which is common after filler injections. It can take up to a day for a bruise to show up and it usually resolves in 1-2 weeks. The swelling tends to be worse in the morning. Sleeping with your head elevated and applying ice to the area can help with the swelling. An infection would be unlikely this early. However, if you develop fever, pain, blisters or spreading of the redness I recommend seeing a local provider right away for further evaluation. Good luck!