Is this Tyndall effect by my mouth? The skin feels level with the rest of my face (Photo)

Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photos. Yes, the bluish purple discoloration could be filler too superficially injected (Tynall Effect). See an experienced injector for evaluation and possible treatment. If it’s filler, it can be dissolved with Vitrase.
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Hello,

Thank you for your question and for providing a photo. The Tyndall effect occurs when hyaluronic acid fillers, such as Juvederm, are injected too superficially in the skin, leading to a bluish discoloration. Given that you had Juvederm injected 4 years ago, it is less likely that the Tyndall effect would persist this long, as the product typically metabolizes within 1-2 years.

If the discoloration has been present for a long time and predates your filler treatment, it could be due to other factors such as pigmentation issues, vascular conditions, or even a shadow effect from the skin's natural contours.

For a definitive diagnosis and appropriate treatment options, I recommend scheduling a consultation with a dermatologist who can evaluate your skin in person. Potential treatments could include laser therapy, topical treatments, or other dermatological procedures depending on the underlying cause of the discoloration.