I had Vollure dermal filler in my tear troughs 15 months ago, and was happy with the results. However, a week and a half ago I woke up and noticed I had two very hard, non-painful lumps under both eyes. They have continued to grow and are extremely hard, it feels like my eye bones actually. Could this be a late reaction from the girl filler? I went to my primary care physician and he ordered a CAT scan, I’m still waiting for the results.
Answer: Vollure 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.
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Answer: Vollure 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.
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September 26, 2019
Answer: Vollure Thank you for your message! With certain types of fillers with Vycross technology, such as the Vollure, there is a possibility of granuloma formation. This can occur if the injections were done when you were sick, had recent dental work, had recent vaccinations, or have an auto-immune disorder. Granulomas can be difficult to treat though often go away with a combination of steroid injections and dissolving agent. I would recommend following up with your injector soon so they are able to assess the area in person!
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September 26, 2019
Answer: Vollure Thank you for your message! With certain types of fillers with Vycross technology, such as the Vollure, there is a possibility of granuloma formation. This can occur if the injections were done when you were sick, had recent dental work, had recent vaccinations, or have an auto-immune disorder. Granulomas can be difficult to treat though often go away with a combination of steroid injections and dissolving agent. I would recommend following up with your injector soon so they are able to assess the area in person!
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