Uneven Swelling After Radiesse Injection

Without diagnosing your condition, I can only address generically the question of a lump that forms after an injection of Radiesse.  If lumps become very dark blue that can confirm a hematoma which is a collection of blood, but some will not turn color, especially if it is deep.  Usually these resorb on their own with no permanent issues. Overcorrection can leave a lump but this is usually present immediately at the time of treatment. Delayed lumps may represent immune reactions or granulomas that form many many months after injection.  Anyone with such a lump should followup closely with their injector but there should be continued improvement.

It's difficult to say if this is uneven swelling, a hematoma (bleeding) or something more serious, both because it's only been three days and also because we cannot see and touch the area.  

We would recommend close follow up with your injector to make sure you are moving in the right direction.

Without examining you in person or knowing more details about your injections, it is impossible to give you specific advice.  However, it is possible that you have a hematoma (small collection of blood) in that area which resulted from the injection.  This can develop immediately after the injection or later in the day.  I double that your injector would inject the product in such an asymmetric fashion.  

 

Good Luck.