I had an injection under my eyes 5 days ago. The top of my left eye is swollen and in pain. What should I do?

Bruising, swelling and discomfort are all common side effects of injections. If you are swollen to an area that was not injected, contact your injector and schedule an appointment to be assessed. All the best.

Thank you for your question and photos. It is common to have swelling and bruising after filler injections, especially in the tear trough area where the skin is thinner. This can take up to 2 weeks to resolve. However, if you are swollen in a non-treated area, I recommend you to follow up with your injector for an evaluation and treatment. Best of Luck!

Thank you for your question and photos. It is common to have swelling and bruising after filler injections, especially in the tear trough area where the skin is thinner. This can take up to 2 weeks to resolve. However, if you are swollen in a non-treated area, I recommend you to follow up with your injector for an evaluation and treatment. Best of Luck!    

It is very uncommon to have pain after filler injections around the eyes and if you do, you should call the doctor right away and see if there is an infection or occlusion.  While these conditions are rare, they require treatment.  Swelling is quite common after injections around the eyes but only for the first couple of days.  Your condition may also be a chalazion or sty which can cause swelling and eyelid pain but that would be unusual in the exact area where you had filler injection.  It's important to distinguish because the treatment for that is HOT compresses rather than ice compresses.  If your doctor is not sure what is going on you should try to see an oculoplastic surgeon, ideally one who specializes in fillers around the eyes, to sort this out.Best of luck.

This is not a common complaint after filler injections under the eye.  I would see your physician, who performed the procedure, as well as an opthamologist.   Usually this procedure is easily tolerated without serious side effects or pain afterward.

What you are describe is modetately worrisome. Especially because you are describing pain. I wonder if the orbital septum was violated and you have filler in the orbit. If vision is affected, go to the ER. See if your doctor can see you for this ASAP. It is also possible that a vessel was cannulated and you had retrograde migration of filler. Infection, I guess is possible too. A picture would've been helpful. Cannula injection is this area is a much safer procedure than using needles.