Hi. I got under eye fillers, RHA4, and months later I had the tyndal affect, and it seems like the filler is not fully gone, even 2 years after having gotten it. I was told it's because of bone loss, so as time has gone on, the filler doesn't have bone to sit on, so it stays in the tear trough. As well, I was told that it has been realized that fillers can stay under the eyes for many years. Does that make me a bad candidate for under eye fillers?
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I'm sorry to hear about the lumps you're experiencing. However, it's important to note that diagnosing skin conditions or lumps without a physical examination is challenging and can be inaccurate. Here are some steps you can take to address your concerns:
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In your case, lipotransfer may be a good solution. Lightly filling the eye area with your own fat will make dark circles less visible. At the same time, it will prevent swelling and the Tyndal effect, which are common complications after the use of fillers in this area.
I'm sorry to hear about your filler experience. Ultrasound is able to help identify dermal filler, even if it is not a discrete lump and for targeted ultrasound guided filler dissolve. We are located in Woodland Hills, CA and specialize in ultrasound-guided dermal filler dissolves. All my best,...