I had filler injected under my eyes and it's lumpy. How can I fix this? Is it dangerous?
You might have had under-eye filler injections hoping for a brighter look, but instead, you might find lumpy bumps. These are especially noticeable when smiling or moving your face, causing anxiety and a lack of confidence. This problem is more common than you might think, whether due to improper injection technique, excessive amount, or incorrect post-injection care. But don't panic, as most cases can be corrected. Let's look at what to do if you experience these lumps and how dangerous they are. Under-eye fillers are a type of filler that injects hyaluronic acid into the under-eye area to replace fat, collagen, and bone that have collapsed with age. They address deep wrinkles and correct sunken eye sockets. HA has excellent water-retaining properties, resulting in shallower under-eye grooves, smoother skin, a brighter, more youthful appearance, and a brighter look in dark circles. The effects of under-eye fillers are immediate after injection, with noticeable results within two weeks. The results typically last 1-2 years, but this can vary depending on self-care. Why do under-eye filler lumps appear? It will appear as small, raised lumps that are clearly visible when smiling or making facial expressions. In some cases, a dark purple discoloration may be seen under the eyes, which is not a bruise but rather caused by the filler being injected too superficially... See more