Two Lines Appears Under my Eyes After Eyes Filler? is It Normal? (photo)

Dear Zazifon,


That line that runs from the inner eye and across the cheek is a very hard line to treat

Placing filler in this line does not really solve the problem as the filler usually ends up above or below that line

You are still early and should wait another week

Also, contact your injector to see what they say regarding bringing the swelling down

You can try topical arnica gel to bring it down faster

Make sure that it was Restylane and not Juvederm that was injected.  Juvederm will swell and can cause permanent bags if it is not dissolved


Best regards,

Nima Shemirani
 

      I would definitely wait another week for some of the swelling and bruising to resolve.  At that time, hyaluronidase can be injected to reduce residual product if necessary.  Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

Hi Zahra.  We can see the area of concern.  The issue is whether this is swelling or just bad placement fo the product and this is more difficult to tell from the photo.  We prefer Restylane in this area and prefer to inject it deeply - underneath the muscle that surrounds the eye.  In some cases, less experienced injectors will place the product above the muscle and it can lead to pouches - similar to the ones in your photo.  Check with your injector and if you need a second opinion, you are almost certain to be able to find a practitioner close to you on real self.

I would suggest following up with your provider for better assessment and understand that over-treatment with any dermal filler in that area will cause what you are experiencing. You have options to help improve the area - pressing into the area and/or removal with hyaluronidase, a digestive enzyme that will break down the product. Your experienced provider should be able to make those corrections.

My first thought when I saw your photograph was that you were treated with Juvederm.  Jeuvederm is called a cohesive filler but this actually means the opposite of what it sounds like.  The product likes to diffuse on its own.  This actually makes for a good characteristic for inexperienced injectors because bumps and ridges tend to disappear on their own.  In the undereye area, this characteristic is not helpful.  You need to find a very experienced inject to treat you will hyaluronidase, the enzyme that breaks down the filler product.  It is hard to shape Juevderm in these situations and more likely that the product will need to be removed altogether in my opinion.  It is improbable that the doctor who placed this treatment has the experience level needed to resolve the situation.  I can say this because of your post treatment appearance.  The good news is that there is help out there.