Why Do I Look Worse After Juvederm? (photo)

   Juvederm to the tear troughs and bruising thereafter can profoundly influence results as well as depth of injection.  If, after several weeks, the injector is convinced that too much product has been injected, hyaluronidase can be used to reduce Juvederm burden.

You are obviously still bruised. It's unfortunate.  The "blue" discoloration is called the Tyndall effect this can take a long time to improve.  Juvederm is a wonderful product but not usually for the under eye area.  The skin is too thin and very unforgiving for swelling and any irregularities.  I have found Restylane or Belotero works better in that area they are softer products and lay better there.  You could consider having some of the Juvederm dissolved with Vitrase? Try talking to your doctor about this. 

I am sorry to hear that you are having to deal with bruising and an undesirable result post tear trough filler. From what you are describing, it seems like you are having a tyndall effect from the Juvederm. This can happen in some patients where the filler reflects light which gives a bluish tinge.  

Have your practitioner reassess the area and discuss what some of your options are. Now that you are 3 weeks post procedure a follow up is necessary. 

 

Good luck