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Is it normal to feel a hard lump on my eye/cheekbone area?

January 24, 2019
Asked By:MSmalls23

I am one day post op with getting Versa fillers injected right bellow my eyes to correct my dark circles but now my under eyes feel even more hollow. My cheekbones or the bone right below my eyes is sticking out and feels hard and lumpy. Is this normal? I feel I look even worse than before. Will this slowly go away or should I go get some removed?

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Answer: Don't judge fillers around eyes too early

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Answer: Under the eyes fillers

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