Tyndall effect from under eye filler. Will this go away as the filler dissolves? (Photo)

Gentle massage can often smooth out and disperse excess or poorly placed HA filler, particularly if performed promptly after noticing the effect or during the initial treatment. The effectiveness of massage diminishes with time, and after a few days, it's unlikely to resolve the issue. Alternatively, a simple method involves using an 18G needle to remove the filler, or aspiration with a needle and syringe might work in certain cases. In more severe situations, a formal incision and drainage procedure could be necessary.

For addressing the Tyndall effect, the primary treatment approach involves dissolving the HA filler using hyaluronidase. It is unlikely that it will spread.