Five weeks post tear trough filler. Could this be Tyndall effect? (Photo)

While all of the juvederm (hyaluronic acid) products can give fantastic results, they can also be associated with Tyndall effect, especially in the tear trough area (they can also increase swelling or "puffiness" in patients with pre-existing malar bags).   Having observed this from clients treated elsewhere, I will often choose other products in these areas.  Hyaluronidase can be used with varying success.  Untreated, the effect can sometimes persist for many months.

Tyndall effect can happen with most fillers. Based on your photos, it is difficult to say if that what is happening but, in any case, please see your dermatologist, review your situation and see if hyaluronidase can helps.I hope that helps and best regards,Dr.Sapijaszko.

I suggest you return to your injector to talk about your concerns. It may be the Tyndall effect, however you would have to see you pre-treatment photos to determine if this is true. Hyaluronidase can help.  

Without your pre-procedure photo- difficult to comment accurately. It could be Tyndall effect-- it is best to discuss it with your injector. It can be dissolved with hyaluronidase.FYI: In the US- this product hasn't been approved by FDA yet

It could be but it's tough to be sure without knowing what you looked like before. Best to follow up with your injector if you are worried.

This could be Tyndall effect, it would be beneficial to have a before photo for comparison. Visit your injector, if you are unhappy with the results you can speak with your injector regarding hyaluronidase injections to remove the product. Otherwise, you can cover with make up.Best,