The lumps/bumps aren't visible to the eye but I can feel them with my fingers when applying makeup. They feel almost like hard crystals or gristle. I imagine this must the product breaking down- but I'm concerned when they will go.
October 6, 2016
Answer: I had Voluma in May. I have small hard lumps under my eyes near the top of the mid cheek. When will they dissolve/disappear? Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your undereye/cheek lumps. If the bumps do not affect your appearance and you are able to overlook the firmness of the product there is nothing that you would need to do acutely. If however the lumps are concerning your injector can dissolve the material with injection of a different medication called hyaluronidase. Hope that this helps.
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October 6, 2016
Answer: I had Voluma in May. I have small hard lumps under my eyes near the top of the mid cheek. When will they dissolve/disappear? Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your undereye/cheek lumps. If the bumps do not affect your appearance and you are able to overlook the firmness of the product there is nothing that you would need to do acutely. If however the lumps are concerning your injector can dissolve the material with injection of a different medication called hyaluronidase. Hope that this helps.
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October 4, 2016
Answer: Voluma Lumps What you describe is almost certainly lumps from the Voluma product. The skin under the eye is very thin and a small amount of unevenness can result in palpable lumps. You have two choices. 1. Do nothing...the Voluma will resorb and go away. It may take a few years. 2. Wydase injection...this will dissolve the Voluma. You can have your doctor try a small amount, but it is possible that all of the Voluma will go away after the injection.
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October 4, 2016
Answer: Voluma Lumps What you describe is almost certainly lumps from the Voluma product. The skin under the eye is very thin and a small amount of unevenness can result in palpable lumps. You have two choices. 1. Do nothing...the Voluma will resorb and go away. It may take a few years. 2. Wydase injection...this will dissolve the Voluma. You can have your doctor try a small amount, but it is possible that all of the Voluma will go away after the injection.
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