I had bruising after injection that went away. Now it looks lumpy and I have reddish bluish areas going down at the inner corners of my mouth. This is my third time using juvederm.No problems before.
Answer: Anytime a needle is used it can cause bruising. However, at 3 weeks post treatment this should be resolved. Thank you for your question. Anytime a needle is used it can cause bruising. However, at 3 weeks post treatment this should be resolved. I suggest being evaluated by your injector to make sure this is just bruising and not vascular compromise. If it is just bruising, it will eventually resolve on its own. Best of Luck!
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Answer: Anytime a needle is used it can cause bruising. However, at 3 weeks post treatment this should be resolved. Thank you for your question. Anytime a needle is used it can cause bruising. However, at 3 weeks post treatment this should be resolved. I suggest being evaluated by your injector to make sure this is just bruising and not vascular compromise. If it is just bruising, it will eventually resolve on its own. Best of Luck!
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July 8, 2013
Answer: You're in luck...an easy solution...
glad the bruising went away...now the question is how to get the reddish/blue lumps to take a hike...they most likely represent an excessive amount of product deposited too superficially in the skin...that's the typical color...treatment...have the doctor poke right into the area with a needle and squeeze the tissue and the material almost magically extrudes out...a more expensive but okay solution is to inject the area with hyaluronidase to dissolve the material...it also works well and fast...just an issue of personal preference...problem is not likely to be anything else...certainly not vascular compromise or bleeding...so an easy solution to an unfortunate glitch...good luck
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July 8, 2013
Answer: You're in luck...an easy solution...
glad the bruising went away...now the question is how to get the reddish/blue lumps to take a hike...they most likely represent an excessive amount of product deposited too superficially in the skin...that's the typical color...treatment...have the doctor poke right into the area with a needle and squeeze the tissue and the material almost magically extrudes out...a more expensive but okay solution is to inject the area with hyaluronidase to dissolve the material...it also works well and fast...just an issue of personal preference...problem is not likely to be anything else...certainly not vascular compromise or bleeding...so an easy solution to an unfortunate glitch...good luck
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