I have had Juvederm injected under my eyes 6 days ago to fill in the hollowness. Approx. 5 hours after the injection I saw visible pillows (half moon shape) appearing in the injected area. The pillows have not subsided. I does seem though that in the morning the pillows appear more puffy than in the evening. Should I wait before having Hyl. injection to dissolve the Juvederm? It was not cheap to have this done! I have attached picture before and after treatment. Please help!
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The microcannula is amazing! I've been using it in my practice for a little over a year now and it has transformed the way I do fillers. The biggest change is the incidence of severe bruising which has decreased from 30% to less than 5%
The round tip doesn't injure...
You are describing the tyndall effect from injecting the filler to superficial. You may wait till the filler dissolves over 4-9 months. I often see patient that come to me after been treated else and would like this problem corrected at the time of consultation. Those patients I offer the use of...
It is extremely unlikely that your asymmetrical smile and drooping cheek are secondary to the Juvederm injections. I suggest you talk to you physician and consider a consultation with an ENT specialist to rule out the possibility of a Bell's Palsy, which is a temporary weakness of the facial...
