Do I have a Vascular Occlusion from a filler or is this normal bruising? (Photos)

I would say your photos show bruising but not vascular occlusion after the filler you had injected into your tear troughs.  This should resolve completely with more time.  

The photo you sent looks like a bruise and the skin color change you describe sounds like the skin change you see when there is bruising. The area that was injected is prone to bruising, you have not complained of any discomfort which strongly suggests you are dealing with a bruise and not a vascular occlusion. However, see the provider who injected you to be safe.

This appears to be a normal bruise. It is not a vascular occlusion. It will fade. You can use topical arnica gel to help bruise fade faster.

Necrosis is typically VERY painful and has a specific color.  Bruises tend to be sore and with multiple colors that include green-yellow. 

This appears to be a regular bruise, which is common after filler injections. It can take up to a day for a bruise to show up and it usually resolves in 1-2 weeks. Necrosis of the skin or an embolism leading to blindness is caused by injecting filler into a blood vessel, which is a rare complication. It is associated with severe pain, purple discoloration of the skin and the development of small bumps or blisters. Your picture shows no evidence of this and the yellow discoloration is typical of resolving bruise. If you remain concerned I suggest following up with your physician.

Thank you for your question. This is normal bruising. I would not be concerned. It will resolve in the next several days. The under eye area is very prone to bruising and swelling. Best of luck! 

Sakura,
The pictures are more consistent with bruising than vascular occlusion. Bruising under the eyes can persist since the skin in the area is very thin, therefore, any discoloration becomes evident. I would continue to closely monitor the swelling to ensure that it is resolving. If there is any increased pain, spread of the discoloration, change in vision, or discharge from the area, I would contact your injector immediately. To help promote healing, refrain from any excessive exercise, avoid medications that thin your blood including herbal supplements, and abstain from manipulating the area. I wish you the best in your recovery!

From your picture this appears to be typical bruising that is seen after injecting this area.You do not report any discomfort in the area or worsening of the blue/purple color.  You should however contact your provider with your concerns and  to be reevaluated if needed.

Looks like a bruise. I use the Sciton 560 BBL to treat bruises. It hastens their resolution. Return to your injector for exam and treatment. Best Wishes, Maurice Vick MD

This looks likely typical bruising and swelling after undereye filler treatment. It should improve on its own over the coming days to weeks.