Should I have restylane dissolved or let it dissolve on it's own in time?

February 6, 2014
Asked By:Firstkitty in Mountain View, California

 I have had 6 weeks of swelling and inflamed eyes after Restylane, now subsiding, but am left with lumpyness at outer eye corners and hard little bumps below lower eyelids. I thought maybe this happened because of scare tissue from a previous lower Bleph. I fear that I may be as allergic to the dissolver as I am to the Restylane, so don't really know what to do.

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February 17, 2014

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