Should I get my under eye fillers dissolved? They used Juvederm Volbella, half a syringe in each (Photo)

For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in-person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest reaching out to an expert for a consultation with surgical and non-surgical methods to get a comprehensive option. Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. Unfortunately with the limited views seen it is difficult to offer definite advice.  I would allow your results to mature for at least 10-14 days to have the swelling resolve and then discuss any concerns with your injector as to how things can be improved upon.  Hope this helps.

It's always important to have standard photographs taken before each cosmetic procedure. This allows examination. Often effects of filler can be subtle, which is often the goal. Sometime patients require more filler. If however, there is a bump or visible discoloration on the skin you may want to follow up with your provider. Thanks for your question.

It is challenging to respond constructively because your photos are not clear. Sometimes lack of result is due to there not being enough filler to complete the goal.

Bruising, swelling, sometimes discoloration, lumps, and bumps are normal side effects assuming proper injection. They should be gone in a matter of days. In general, if it continues to feel uncomfortable up to this time, consult your doctor to get a complete assessment or have the filler dissolved if filler is still left.

Thanks for your question and photos.  Hopefully by now the Volbella has settled down nicely and you are happier.  The decision to have hyaluronidase to dissolve filler is a very individual one, and should be done by a professional who is skilled at the procedure also.  The undereye area is very tricky and some people do not have beautiful results due to the anatomy and vessels under the eye, degree of eyelid sagging and bagging, placement of the fat pads, genetics, and many other factors.  Definitely not a one-size-fits-all procedure.   I hope you have resolution and are pleased with the final outcome!

Hello, I would consult with the provider who injected your under eye and determine if the product needs to be dissolved. Please give the swelling some time to go down.Sincerely, Dr. Chase Lay, MD

thankyou for your question. If you have this swelling 1 week after the filler it isn't going anywhere so yes  i would get it dissolved. Tear troughs are tricky and should be only injected in a select few. Hope this helps

Thank you for your question and photos.  I suggest you wait at least 2 weeks from your treatment to see how it settles.  After that, I suggest meeting with your provider to discuss your concerns. Dissolving a filler is just as skill dependent as injection of a filler and does have downtime.
 Delivering a great filler experience is as much to do with the skills of the injector as it has with the service and care provided. For this reason, I prepare my patients for what they will experience every step of the way from injection day to post treatment swelling to the expected final results. Also, every filler patient receives a follow up phone call and email 24 and 48 hours after their treatment. For any concerns that they have, they send me a confidential photograph.

Wishing you the best on your aesthetic journey,

Dr. Bonakdar   

Thank you so much for your question regarding dermal fillers.  I
recommend dermal fillers, specifically hyaluronic acid based fillers. 
Hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in your body and HA based fillers are
also
reversible.  Volbella is a HA product. It is difficult to properly assess you without an in person consultation, I would say lumps and bumps are to be
expected for up to two weeks following treatment.  I am not sure how long it has been since you had your treatment.  I tell my patients to wait two weeks for the
swelling to completely subside.
I recommend reaching out to your provider again. 
Hope this helps.
Best of luck!