Hello Everyone, I had Juvederm and Restylane injected in the upper eyelid/brow and under eyes. I had the injections 1 week ago. Last few days I have noticed rippling and lumpiness around my eyes. I still have a little bruising on the outer brow on left side. Is this part of the process? Also, I had been injected by a well known PS from Beverly Hills. I don't live in that state and can not easily return for a follow up. Thank you for your time
August 14, 2013
Answer: Eye filler
Bruising is extremely common in the tear troughs. The lumpiness could be swelling. I recommend visiting an office in your area to have them assess whether you need to have the area massaged or injected with anything to dissolve the unevenness. Best of luck.
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August 14, 2013
Answer: Eye filler
Bruising is extremely common in the tear troughs. The lumpiness could be swelling. I recommend visiting an office in your area to have them assess whether you need to have the area massaged or injected with anything to dissolve the unevenness. Best of luck.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: It is very helpful to work with an injector close to home.
These services benefit from adjustment. Approximately 30% of individuals after periocular fillers benefit from some type of adjustment. This may be more filler, enzyme to modify a service, or some other type of filler manipulation. It is my opinion that Juvederm is not an optimal product for many periocular filler treatments as it drifts after placement and this can manifest itself as rippling, lumpiness, or a poorly defined volume adjacent to where service was places. The enzyme hyaluronidase can be very beneficial to shape these treatments. I would recommend giving your service another week to settle before getting further help with the treatment.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: It is very helpful to work with an injector close to home.
These services benefit from adjustment. Approximately 30% of individuals after periocular fillers benefit from some type of adjustment. This may be more filler, enzyme to modify a service, or some other type of filler manipulation. It is my opinion that Juvederm is not an optimal product for many periocular filler treatments as it drifts after placement and this can manifest itself as rippling, lumpiness, or a poorly defined volume adjacent to where service was places. The enzyme hyaluronidase can be very beneficial to shape these treatments. I would recommend giving your service another week to settle before getting further help with the treatment.
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