Bad filled tear trough, overfilled, bad placement: I feel lumpy, it created eye bags. (Photos)

Hi @Tatka2809. I'm sorry about your experience. I recommend dissolving the filler with Hyaluronidase.

Best of luck,

Dr. Nima

Fillers can often absorb water in the first few days causing lumps or irregularities. I suggest applying Plato's Bruise Balm twice daily for a few days after injecting my patients. If the filler lumps do not resolve, then a small injection of Hylenex usually can correct an HA filler that is overdone. 
In some cases, Venus Viva RF can help tighten skin thereafter. 
Best 
Dr. Karamanoukian
Realself100 Surgeon

Dissolving filler is no big deal and works consistently without all the horror stories you read about on RealSelf. If the filler does not look right it’s usually best to dissolve it. You can always add some more back later if you want.

Hi, 
I find that filler in the tear trough can either be great or disastrous and sometimes worse outcome than the problem you started with. Yes you can use hyaluronidase to remove the filler, but that also has its drawbacks of leaving the skin looking aged where it was used. I think it is a good sign that your surgeon is willing to fix the problem though and you can definitely discuss the pros and cons of treating it vs leaving it alone. 
There are other options to deal with the underlying reasons behind poor looking undereyes. Tightening the skin, improving the circulation and cautious use of filler are all part of those options. But you are a classic case of sometimes filler works out great in that area and sometimes it doesn't even with a practitioner with good experience. 
Best of luck 
Dr. Jamé

Dear Tatka2809 
Thank you for your question. This complication is common and usually results when certain hydrophilic dermal fillers are used in this area. The best option for you is to dissolve it with Hyaluronidase. It is a safe procedure and I have not encountered any complications with it. I usually inject an amount consistent with the type of filler injected and the amount injected. If the patient is still unsatisfied, I have them return for further injections. I try not to be overly aggressive in removing the filler.  The end result is a patient who may come anyway from 1-3 visits and they are all pleased and have returned for repeat injections. 
Hope this helps
All the best,
Dr. Manios

Hyaluronidase is very safe and very effective to dissolve unexpected or undesirable effects of fillers such as Restylane and Juvederm.  Restylane and Belotero are the best fillers for this part of the face and should be injected deeply to avoid lumps.  You will be much happier once it's dissolved but make sure to wait at least one week before having the tear troughs injected with more filler because if there's any residual hyaluronidase it will dissolve the newly injected filler.  Good luck! 

I would definitely have the filler dissolved with Hyaluronidase.  The amount and placement are incorrect and you need to remove the product and consult an expert in this delicate under eye area.  Belotero and Restylane work very well for the under eye area. Best, Dr. Green

Sorry to hear about your experience. It looks as though the filler may have been placed in the wrong position or that the wrong filler was used. I prefer Restylane when treating the undereyes. I avoid Juvederm when treating the tear troughs because of its tendency to cause chronic swelling. The filler should be placed deep to avoid swelling, lumps, and Tyndall.