Nerve Damage After Dermal Filler?

If you haven't already returned to your provider who performed the injections, you should ASAP. Considering all areas treated, you may have a potentially very serious occlusion and your symptoms and issues could worsen and definitely be traumatic. Without knowing specific details, it's hard to know for certain but a reputable provider would have a specific protocol to handle potential complications.

 Hello, and sorry to hear about the issue you are experiencing. In general, the side effects of dermal fillers may be as follow:

1) Swelling
2) Bruising
3) Redness around the injection site
4) Lumps or bumps

It is not typical for dermal fillers to result in any type of eye pain or visual problems. The filler stays localized to the area it is injected and will not migrate anywhere else. Going to see an ophthalmologist was a good first start, and the recommended step to take. Did you explain to them that you were experiencing numbness in the upper eye socket, and any other issues? Preferably, this is something that a neuro-opthalmologist would have to address. Swelling can potentially compress a nerve and cause a problem. It is not possible to advise you on the status of a nerve or blood supply or the permanency of any issues without an exam. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.

It is certainly possible to have filler product embolize into the orbital circulation and could account for some of your issues.  A fluorescein angiogram can be performed to determine if there is any disturbance of the retinal circulation.  A visual field can also detect any changes in the visual fields.  Both of these measures may reveal abnormalities in the vision that can not be detected by simply measuring line visual acuity on an eye chart.  If these measures are normal then it is likely that whatever you are subjectively experiencing will settle down with relatively little or no permanent issues.  Sensory changes generally recover and although it is certainly possible to have long term patchy numbness, this would not be expected.