It's 15 days since I got 1 syringe of bellagill I don't like how I look. I noticed a bumps under one of my eyes and it's also puffy. When I smile a little bag is formed under my right eye. The Dr said that I have to wait I'm scared how can I remove it from my under eye.
May 18, 2016
Answer: Bellafill around the eyes I would just wait it out. Massaging the area is a good idea. Final results are months off. If there are lumps, 5FU is a better way to treat than surgery. Save surgical excision for persistent lumps after 5FU.
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May 18, 2016
Answer: Bellafill around the eyes I would just wait it out. Massaging the area is a good idea. Final results are months off. If there are lumps, 5FU is a better way to treat than surgery. Save surgical excision for persistent lumps after 5FU.
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May 17, 2016
Answer: Swelling after Bellafill Time to go back to your injector for them to assess and make recommendations. I have been using Bellafill for close to 10 years and have stopped using it around the eyes and mouth as the tissues are very soft, thin and there is quite a bit of motion which can make Bellafill clump and be more visible on the surface At this point I would recommend your doing a bit of pressure massage to the area. Get your best eye cream and grease up the tip of your index finger. To the areas of swelling apply firm pressure and do just a bit of circular massaging. Don't overdo it! What this does is help distribute the microspheres more diffusely an helps reduce any vascular/lymphatic congestion.
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May 17, 2016
Answer: Swelling after Bellafill Time to go back to your injector for them to assess and make recommendations. I have been using Bellafill for close to 10 years and have stopped using it around the eyes and mouth as the tissues are very soft, thin and there is quite a bit of motion which can make Bellafill clump and be more visible on the surface At this point I would recommend your doing a bit of pressure massage to the area. Get your best eye cream and grease up the tip of your index finger. To the areas of swelling apply firm pressure and do just a bit of circular massaging. Don't overdo it! What this does is help distribute the microspheres more diffusely an helps reduce any vascular/lymphatic congestion.
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