Can fillers increase interocular eye pressure?

Fillers should not impact your IOP. Make sure you work with a very experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon who is aware of your medical history. This step will ensure your treatment is both safe and successful.

there is no increased pressures or risk of glaucoma with fillers around the eyes. use cannula injections to limit eye complications and deep needle injection into the temples themselves. also start derma rolling MTS 0.25 roller plus anteagemd ampules and EMERAGESKIN re-fit eye for this area with lasers. Best, Dr. Emer.

As far as I know there are no studies correlating filler in the temples and cheeks with increased IOP.

There is no risk of fillers causing or worsening intraocular eye pressure if injected carefully and properly by a highly trained and experienced physician injector such as a dermatologist.

There is no known evidence showing that fillers in the areas you mentioned leads to increased IOP. Be sure to see an experienced injector for your treatment for best results.

Placed appropriately in the soft tissues of the face, fillers should not increase intraocular pressure. Fillers should not be injected behind the eye or between the muscles surrounding the globe where they are at risk to migrate into vessels, cause blindness, or cause an increase in intraocular pressure. Make sure to find a provider who will inject filler safely.