How Do You Get Rid of Restylane "Track Marks?"

It sounds like the bluish track marks you are describing are associated with a phenomenon called the Tyndall effect (see another Realself answer - http://www.realself.com/question/What-to-do-about-Restylane-bruising-Bruising-is-very-common-in-the-lower-eyelids).
The Tyndall effect is caused when the Restylane is injected too superficially. We have successfully treated this effect with q-switched Nd:Yg lasers (even years after it has become apparent).

The blue marks may be from filler placed very superficially. This can either be treated by hyaluronidase injection or removal by small incision at the site of the track mark.

Blue track marks represent the Hyaluronic acid (Restylane, Juvederm, etc.) placed very superficially in the skin.  If left alone, this will persist for up to years after the injection, because the product is not metabolized at this level.

Fear not, the treatment is easy.  Using a needle to prick the skin, the product may then be expressed, much like a black head, or in this case, blue head.

Your physician should be able to do it for you, if not, you can call around and ask for doctors who can treat the Tyndall effect.

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A bluish track mark represents restylane placed superficially in the skin.  While most of the product is removed by the body after several months, in some patients product may persist for longer.  In this case, even after years.  The product, and the bluish color, may be removed with hyaluronidase, or possibly direct expression through the skin after creating a small opening with a needle.

There are many ways to correct the effects of Restylane injections. The most important criteria is the depth that the Restylane was injected and the volume that was used. Keep in mind that Restylane will dissolve on its own in approximately six months. If the effects of Restylane are very obvious and it necessitates immediate correction, it may be possible to inject hyaluronidase into these areas for quicker resolution of these symptoms.
 

It is easy to remove hyaluronic acid filler that is placed to superficially by nicking the skin above the bluish area and pushing the filler out with a Q tip. The physician who injected the patient should be able to perform this procedure under local anesthesia in no time at all.

I have seen these in patients injected by some less experienced providers. Usually it happens if Restylane is injected too superficial, you can see "blue veins" of product through the skin. Unfortunately, sometimes they persist for a long time. Of couse, the best thing to do is to avoid it in the first place. Once you are faced with this problem, you can usually just make a tiny incision with a needle and express the product. It comes out easily, and the marks are gone immediately. If there is too much diffuse injection of Restylane, you can usually treat it with Vitrase injection, which removes it in several days. This is one of the best qualities of Restylane - if the result is less than perfect, you can always correct it.