Can the Voluma move?

Hi and thank you for your question! It is very rare for the filler to move after injection as you described. Usually most of the issues related to aesthetic look following fillers during the 1-2 weeks following the injections are related to swelling and not the filler per se as it is very difficult to distinguish filler from swelling during this time. This being said, if after 2 weeks you still have concerns, please follow up with your physician. While Voluma is an excellent filler, I usually reserve it for cheeks and boundary of the area between under eyes and cheeks, and for tear trough I usually go with Volbella, Restylane or Belotero. This being said, Voluma is a hyaluronic acid filler and it can be revised/removed if needed with enzyme injection. I hope it helps and good luck! 

It's too soon to tell what your final results will be. You may  have swelling, which can be asymmetrical, and last 1-2 weeks after tear trough injections. If you're unhappy with your final results, you can have it reversed with hyaluronidase and try a different technique next time. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

It can take up to two weeks for you to see your final results from your filler treatment. You may be seeing residual swelling from the injections. If after two weeks you still have concerns, return to your injector for an evaluation.

It is too soon to judge the results from your treatment. It usually takes 2-4 weeks for the Voluma to settle and the swelling to resolve. Especially the under-eye area tends to swell more. Give it some time. If you are still unhappy with the results at that time you can have it dissolved with hyaluronidase. Good Luck!

From what you shared, the good news is that it's most likely delayed onset swelling. If it's more obvious in the morning and underneath the area, those can be other signs that it's fluid swelling from the injections. Generally, once placed, fillers don't move. Voluma is a fantastic product because of its uniquely dense properties that add volume and are more resistant to breakdown - for that reason I love it in the cheeks, but avoid using it in the tear troughs, where the tissues are our thinnest. (My favorites for this area are Restylane Refyne or Juvéderm Vollure.) 
Speak with your injector and ask if it's okay for you to begin massaging the area and their personal recommendation on how to do so. This can help break up the fluid and smooth it down. The recovery process can take up to a month. 

Thank you for your question! It's too soon to tell what your final results will be. You may  have swelling, which can be asymmetrical, and last 1-2 weeks after tear trough injections. If you're unhappy with your final results, you can have it reversed with hyaluronidase and try a different technique next time. See an expert. Best of luck!

Voluma or HA fillers should not move. Initially there is a slight swelling associated with injection. We usually prefer to use Voluma in the cheeks or chin but not under eyes or tear trough. I would follow-up with your provider and see if anything can be done including dissolving some of it under the eyes.

Hi WTHvoluma,Voluma that is properly placed is not prone to moving. However, we usually use a filler that is less dense (like Restylane Refyne) for the tear trough. Please make an appointment with your doctor for treatment follow-up  Swelling can last for more than a week so inform your doctor if the "festoons" remain after this period.Some doctors give a complementary dissolving with hyaluronidase if done within their prescribed period. All the best,Justin Harper, M.D.