Restylane Under Eyes Not Appropriate for All - AU

Hi, I had the same problem than you with an injector who put perlane. Swelling, unnatural wrinkles appeared... I was so depressed! Hyaluronidase left me dents, dark circle I have never had ( I had only light tear trough deformity at the beginning.) Fortunately, I found an injector who fixed straight my problem with Volbella, the finest filler in the word, which doesn't tend to retain water. It is really natural and I don't swell, except sometimes in the morning, but it subsides in one or two hours. The clinic which save my eye and sanity is the shape clinic in Sydney. Steven Liew is the best in Australia with his nurse injector Kimberley. This new filler does not create the Tyndall effect, and was injected very deep, I even felt when the bone was touched lol! Restylane retains too much water as well, go for Volbella it is FDA approved in Australia. All the best

Is Restylane even supposed to be used under eyes or on hollows? I been wanting to do my hollows nut my dermatologic surgeon says it should not be injected in this area Are you getting it dissolved by the same injector?

Are you sure about having it dissolved again? I am a victim of (unauthorised) hyaluronidase under the eyes to dissolve five year old filler. My lower lids are ruined. It has been five long, lonely months and my skin and tissue have not recovered. I think there is a big difference between hyaluronidase use when no filler is present (the eye surgery use that is cited so often) and hyaluronidase used to dissolve HA filler. I had a test shot of hyaluronidase in my arm where no filler had ever been used and nothing bad happened. But when it was used to dissolve the HA filler I got the loose, crepey, discoloured skin with the visible indent along the orbital bone. The damage was obvious and disfiguring almost immediately. It looks revolting and no amount of refilling has helped. I believe that whatever the HA filler does to skin and tissue (pushes it out of the way, stretches it, eventually integrates with it etc) affects the hyaluronidase result. This is particularly obvious under the eyes but has happened to other people in the lips, around the mouth and in the cheeks. My tear trough filler was fully integrated with my tissue after 5 years so the outcome from dissolving was diabolical. It took everything out down to the bone. This is not my "baseline". That would be ridiculous. It was damage. Hyaluronidase used to dissolve HA filler is not the same as using it when no filler is present. Quite frankly, I think doctors are being disingenuous when they cite the eye surgery example. It is not a proper comparison. You obviously have changes under the eyes after restylane and hyaluronidase. Did you go back to "baseline" after the filler was dissolved? Most people say no and that they look worse. I think those changes you can see are from both products. More hyaluronidase might just make it worse again. Can you live with your filler result? It integrates into tissue after about 18 months but it never fully goes away. I know this from hard experience. I am devastated by what happened. It robbed me of my confidence and happiness. I have a surgical consult on 17 November and I am hoping with all my heart for a way out of this mess. I am in Adelaide. Best of luck to you and please let us know what you decide to do. K

Sounds all too familiar! I had voluma injected 5 months ago. And still I have this darkness that I look like lurch from The Addams Family. Go ahead and look at my profile and the post that I have. I don't know what to do with my issues

Hi are you able to advise who did it as my brother wants to get some done and Im warning him to shop around.

I'm so glad it went well with the dissolver! It must be a big relief to have this behind you.