in January I got Restylane injected under my eyes (not in tear through) to smooth my bags. She injected in total 5 ml of Restylane (2,5 ml under every eye). Afterwards I developed fluid retention, what I didn't have before. Some product is dissolved and under my left eye the fluid retention is gone. But under my right eye it is still there in the photo. If you take a good look the fluid is visible in both corners of the eye (the fat was only in the tear through area. what are my best options?
September 16, 2018
Answer: Unhappy with Tear Trough Injections (Volbella, Restylane, Belotero)--reverse with hyaluronidase If you're unhappy with your final results, you can have it reversed with hyaluronidase and try a different technique next time. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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September 16, 2018
Answer: Unhappy with Tear Trough Injections (Volbella, Restylane, Belotero)--reverse with hyaluronidase If you're unhappy with your final results, you can have it reversed with hyaluronidase and try a different technique next time. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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September 16, 2018
Answer: Filler injections to lower eyelids Perhaps the most difficult and unforgiving places to inject filler is the lower eyelids. You have had what I would consider an enormous amount of filler injected into the lower eyelids. From the photos that you have provided it really looks like psuedo fat herniation of the lower eyelids. I would absolutely not inject dissolver into these fat pockets as they are behind the orbital septum and that is no place for blind manipulation. The idea that someone injected into this space is a little concerning. You have two options from what I see in your photos. You can have normal lower eyelid injections with Restylane and the use of canulas to fill out the orbital hollow. You are also a candidate for a transconjunctival surgical blepharoplasty. Consult with an experienced facial surgeon who is also experienced in eyelid injections so that you can get the best options available to you.
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September 16, 2018
Answer: Filler injections to lower eyelids Perhaps the most difficult and unforgiving places to inject filler is the lower eyelids. You have had what I would consider an enormous amount of filler injected into the lower eyelids. From the photos that you have provided it really looks like psuedo fat herniation of the lower eyelids. I would absolutely not inject dissolver into these fat pockets as they are behind the orbital septum and that is no place for blind manipulation. The idea that someone injected into this space is a little concerning. You have two options from what I see in your photos. You can have normal lower eyelid injections with Restylane and the use of canulas to fill out the orbital hollow. You are also a candidate for a transconjunctival surgical blepharoplasty. Consult with an experienced facial surgeon who is also experienced in eyelid injections so that you can get the best options available to you.
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September 14, 2018
Answer: Don't subject your self to surgery to remove hyaluronic acid filler. Whoever injected you has, in their enthusiasm, injected you in the planes just behind the orbital septum. They often do not understand this when it comes to enzyme the service. Also doctors tend not to use enough enzyme. I recommend getting the enzyme service you need. Read my patient reviews and you will see that I have done this for people who were subject to surgery to do this issue and they still need the enzyme. Do yourself a favor and get the care you need and stop messing around with amateurs.
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September 14, 2018
Answer: Don't subject your self to surgery to remove hyaluronic acid filler. Whoever injected you has, in their enthusiasm, injected you in the planes just behind the orbital septum. They often do not understand this when it comes to enzyme the service. Also doctors tend not to use enough enzyme. I recommend getting the enzyme service you need. Read my patient reviews and you will see that I have done this for people who were subject to surgery to do this issue and they still need the enzyme. Do yourself a favor and get the care you need and stop messing around with amateurs.
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