It has been 7 hours after the restylane injections and i have developed swelling and bruises under both eyes. What worries me is during the injection of the filler I have developed a hematoma under one eye which quickly spread half the size of a penny. And now it seems like there is an area of blanching. I am freaking out right now and I am extremely worried that this is an impending necrosis. Please advice!
August 7, 2012
Answer: Tear Trough injection
It sounds like you have a bad bruising situation, but call your doctor and go in for an evaluation asap if you are not sure. Any good injector will see you quickly if you are worried about a side effect.
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August 7, 2012
Answer: Tear Trough injection
It sounds like you have a bad bruising situation, but call your doctor and go in for an evaluation asap if you are not sure. Any good injector will see you quickly if you are worried about a side effect.
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April 13, 2016
Answer: Necrosis in tear trough?
First, please don't freak out. Swelling and bruising are normal with any fillers, especially in the tear trough area. Second, blanching can be the result of the hematoma, or the lidocaine that was used with your filler (either in addition to the filler, or the one that comes in the Restylane). If you are this nervous and upset, I would recommend you contact the office that injected you so you can be seen and evaluated. Technically you can get necrosis anywhere, but it's less likely to occur around the eyes. Remain calm. Use ice. And do not press on or move the filler around. Even if it is necrosis it can be fixed.
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April 13, 2016
Answer: Necrosis in tear trough?
First, please don't freak out. Swelling and bruising are normal with any fillers, especially in the tear trough area. Second, blanching can be the result of the hematoma, or the lidocaine that was used with your filler (either in addition to the filler, or the one that comes in the Restylane). If you are this nervous and upset, I would recommend you contact the office that injected you so you can be seen and evaluated. Technically you can get necrosis anywhere, but it's less likely to occur around the eyes. Remain calm. Use ice. And do not press on or move the filler around. Even if it is necrosis it can be fixed.
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