I had Restylane Refyne placed in my tear troughs last week. One eye seems misplaced. (Photo)

Thank you for your question and I appreciate your concern. Even when a cannula is used in the tear trough, there is a chance of swelling after the treatment. It is possible this is what you are seeing. My recommendation is to schedule a follow-up if you hit the two-week mark and do not see any improvement, as this likely means the area was overfilled and a portion of your filler will need to be dissolved. Rest assured that this process will not cause bagging under the eyes. Always work with a very experienced, board-certified injector to ensure the best possible results from your treatments.

Undereye filler is super challenging.  The goal is to add to the area and avoid a puffy appearance.  The filler should be placed at the junction between the lower lid fat and the cheek (this typically corresponds to the orbital bone).  In your case it appears (difficult because of pics) that too much filler was placed (could be swelling).  In some cases, filler can be resorbed by the body quickly, particularly in patients with aberrant metabolic rates.  Best Dr. Anil Shah

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs.  I see your area of concern and this is either residual swelling from treatment or an over accumulation of dermal filler.  I would allow at least another week to pass, with gentle pressure applied to the area of fullness to note continued improvement.  If after this time the fullness remains, consider having the material dissolved.  Hope this helps.