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It is not normal for filler to cause twitching in the eye. You may want to consider consulting a optometrists and discuss your concerns. All the Best.
I would not consider this "normal" but I have seen it happen. It usually occurs when a nerve was traumatized during the procedure. It will resolve on its own but it can take some time. You might want to re-visit your injector just to be assured that's what it is. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
It is normal to experience some asymmetry when healing from injections. Swelling and bruising can last approx. 2 weeks. Sleep with your head slightly elevated and apply ice packs for 10 mins several times a day to reduce swelling. Use your best judgement, if the area is getting worse...
Swelling is a common side effect from nasolabial fold injections. Swelling peaks at 24-48 hours. Sleep with your head slightly elevated to reduce swelling. Best of Luck.
I think it is pretty much impossible that Juvederm could migrate from the tear trough into the upper eyelid. An ultrasound can not identify a product. If it is actually juvederm you can use hyaluronidase to remove it. There should be no contraindication to this and...
First let me say that I am sorry that you are worried. The good news is that bruising and swelling, if and when they occur following treatment with injectable fillers, are temporary--typically lasting only a few days--and do not effect the final aesthetic result. Icing, the use of oral and/or...
Filler can migrate if it not injected properly. If you have any visual changes you should seek treatment immediately by contacting your physician or going to a local emergency room. The chance the filler is responsible for a change in vision is very uncommon if injected deeply into...
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