Can hyaluronic acid filler injected into the orbicularis muscle correct scleral show? (Photo)

At least from the photos and history provided, this appears to be what has come to be termed under-eye "puffy pillows." Typically these may result from an improper choice of filler for the infraorbital area and/or too superficial placement of the filler leading to lymphatic obstruction. They...

Mild allergic reactions, such as slight redness and puffiness, will most of the time resolve on their own as the allergen causing the reaction is eliminated from your system. You can consider taking over-the-counter antihistamines, such as Benadryl, as directed by the package or a healthcare...

Thank you for your question and photos. It is a little hard to say without at physical exam. It looks like you are a bit deficient in the cheek area. You have a bit of ta nasojugular groove. Your are also a bit deep in the NLF. This can occur for a few reasons. Your malar fat pad looks like it...

When considering fillers for altering the appearance of the eyelid crease, it's important to understand that while fillers can add volume and improve the overall contour of the eyelid area, they are not typically used to make the eyelid crease lie closer to the eye itself. Fillers are more...

While dermal fillers are generally considered safe, the presence of Factor V Leiden, a genetic mutation that increases the risk of blood clotting, does add a layer of complexity. Even if you are not on any regular medication, the potential risks associated with this procedure might increase.