White line almost 6 days after dermal filler by cannula method with Volbella in tear trough (Photo)

Dear Sweetie_1986,

Thank you for your clinical post and additional photographs
that help identify the problem you mentioned in your previous post. I appreciate that you’re quite a long ways
from your injectable soft tissue filler professional and from the photographs
it appears that you have a small amount of swelling after the injection the
swelling will reflect more light may appear lighter than the surrounding skin.

Six days after soft tissue filler there will be some swelling
and edema and you should allow this to settle for 2-3 weeks. If after 2-3 weeks there’s still some light
reflects abnormalities and visual evidence of the injection then making the
drive to seek the advice of your injector would be important. If there is a bright light reflects from too
much filler in the tear trough then slight modification with Hyaluronidase and
enzyme to reduce it may be the treatment.

Being seen in person, of course, is most important, however,
at this early junction I would wait until the soft tissue swelling and edema
settle so you can identify the real impact of the Volbella. Remember that these Juvederm products tend to
be more hydrophilic and over two or three weeks additional water will be
absorbed into the molecule and there may be some additional swelling and change
in the typography of the region.

Patients with topical silicone gel strips and camouflage
makeup until two or three weeks following the injection where upon you’ll be
able to more accurately assess the aesthetic results are likely your best
bet. You could also do a Skype or
FaceTime consultation with your injector and use this digital technology on
your cell phone to communicate your concerns.

I’m sure you’ll end up with an excellent result and best of
luck.

For more information, please review the link below.

R. Stephen Mulholland, M.D.

Certified Plastic Surgeon

Yorkville, Toronto