I had radiesse injections placed under the eye area over a year ago, and the area is still swollen. Certain days will look way worse. And one eye is definitely worse. Dicoloration has also been a nightmare. I went to an allergist recently who prescribed prendisone- and it worked. Don't want to stay on prendisone. Help!
December 8, 2010
Answer: Swelling under eyes x 1yr after radiesse
Any filler when injected either too deep or obstructing the lympathic flow of the orbit, can cause eye swelling- this results in some days being worse than others as it depends on the fluid around the eyes. Radiesse should dissolve in 12-18mo and the effects should get better. If they do not, there may have been some damage with the injections to the lymphatic system that is causing this. Speaking to your injecting physician of your concerns would be wise.
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December 8, 2010
Answer: Swelling under eyes x 1yr after radiesse
Any filler when injected either too deep or obstructing the lympathic flow of the orbit, can cause eye swelling- this results in some days being worse than others as it depends on the fluid around the eyes. Radiesse should dissolve in 12-18mo and the effects should get better. If they do not, there may have been some damage with the injections to the lymphatic system that is causing this. Speaking to your injecting physician of your concerns would be wise.
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December 6, 2010
Answer: Fillers Tear trough
Fillers in the tear trough has been way overdone by consumers doctores and ameteurs.
This resulted in the injection of semi, long term fillers as Radiesse to the tear trough without knowing where to inject and how much,
this resulted in major problems, The radiesse that was injected in your case may stay a long tome and not disolve. Surgical removal is prctically impossible.
If it does not disolve by itself in one year to 18 months, then the deformity is permanent. Anthing that can be done may improve some, but there will be no return to normal.
See a BOARD CERTIFIED PLASTIC SURGEON (AMERICAN BOARD OF PLASTIC SURGERY) to work with
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December 6, 2010
Answer: Fillers Tear trough
Fillers in the tear trough has been way overdone by consumers doctores and ameteurs.
This resulted in the injection of semi, long term fillers as Radiesse to the tear trough without knowing where to inject and how much,
this resulted in major problems, The radiesse that was injected in your case may stay a long tome and not disolve. Surgical removal is prctically impossible.
If it does not disolve by itself in one year to 18 months, then the deformity is permanent. Anthing that can be done may improve some, but there will be no return to normal.
See a BOARD CERTIFIED PLASTIC SURGEON (AMERICAN BOARD OF PLASTIC SURGERY) to work with
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