Dolly Eye Filler InjectionIt is one of the most popular beauty trends today, by filling under the eyes to make the eyes look bigger, brighter and more youthful. However, for the results to last long and look natural, preparation before and after Dolly Eye injections is very important. In this article, we will introduce the method of preparation and care before and after Dolly Eye injections in detail, so that you can handle this procedure with confidence and get the best results.
Preparation before and after Dolly Eye injections
- What is Dolly Eye filler injection?
- Guidelines for conduct before getting Dolly Eye injections (1 week before the procedure)
- Guidelines for after Dolly Eye injections
- FAQ
What is Dolly Eye filler injection?
Dolly Eye filler injection is a type of cosmetic enhancement in which a specialist doctor will inject a filler called hyaluronic acid into the orbicularis oculi muscle, which is the muscle at the lower eyelid, to make the lower eyelid thicker, making the eyes look bigger, sweeter, and brighter, as well as making the deep wrinkles under the eyes shallower, etc. Before each injection, you should see a doctor so that the doctor can assess the amount of filler to be used each time.
Guidelines for conduct before getting Dolly Eye injections (1 week before the procedure)
Preparing before getting Dolly Eye injections is important because it helps reduce side effects after the injections. The most common side effect is bruising. This is because injecting Dolly Eye filler under the eyes, where there are many blood vessels, is more at risk of bruising than in other areas. If you prepare according to the doctor's advice before the procedure, you can reduce the chances of bruising. The preparation is as follows:
- Consult a doctor before receiving Dolly Eye injections so that the doctor can assess your symptoms and the amount of filler used in the injections.
- Inform the doctor of any history of drug allergies, food allergies, surgical history, chronic diseases, and medication history in detail. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, you must also inform the doctor.
- Stop taking supplements, herbs that affect blood clotting, aspirin painkillers, and NSAIDS 1 week before Dolly Eye injection. If it is a regular medicine prescribed by a doctor, do not stop taking it yourself. Consult the doctor who prescribed the medicine before stopping it.
- Avoid topical medications that cause skin cell turnover in the area where Dolly Eyes will be injected for approximately 1 week prior to the injection.
- Before getting Dolly Eye injections, avoid drinking any type of alcohol and stop smoking.
- Avoid activities that cause blood to pump, such as exercises that use large muscles, such as running or swimming.
- People who are suffering from infectious diseases or people who have skin inflammation in the area where the filler will be injected, including those who are pregnant and breastfeeding, should not get Dolly Eye injections.
- You should avoid washing your hair, wearing makeup, and wearing contact lenses on the day of your Dolly Eye injection.
Guidelines for after Dolly Eye injections
Self-care after Dolly Eye filler injections is equally important to ensure lasting results. The self-care steps are as follows:
- Drink plenty of water as it will help reduce swelling faster. Water will help the filler to become more swollen and to integrate well with the skin.
- Avoid massaging, pressing, or kneading the area under the eyes where Dolly Eye injections were performed.
- Avoid applying cold compresses by yourself because sometimes applying cold compresses can prevent the filler from sticking to the skin and may press too hard, causing the filler to move. At the same time, avoid applying hot compresses because it can cause the filler to break down quickly.
- Avoid heat, sunlight, or activities in the sun for the first 14 days after injection, such as saunas, eating hot food in front of a hot stove, etc.
- Avoid washing your face or scrubbing your face hard for 7 days.
- Avoid laser treatment for at least 1 month after Dolly Eye injections because the heat from the laser will cause the filler to dissolve quickly.
- Avoid strenuous exercise during the first 2 weeks as this may cause the injection area to swell more.
- Avoid drinking alcohol and smoking for 14 days after the injection.
- Avoid eating certain foods that will affect the filler, such as spicy foods, pickled foods, and semi-cooked foods.
FAQ
After getting Dolly Eye injections, can I wear makeup?
After Dolly Eye filler injection, you can put on makeup, but you have to wait 24 hours since the injection. Because after the injection, the skin is still delicate, putting on makeup can easily cause irritation or infection. In addition, putting on makeup can cause the filler to move and deform. In order for the needle marks from the injection to completely disappear, including swelling and redness, after 24 hours, you can put on makeup as usual. But you should choose cosmetics that are free of chemicals, do not irritate the skin, and you should wash your face thoroughly every time, including avoiding rubbing or scrubbing the injected area.
After getting Dolly Eye injections, can I sleep on my stomach?
After the injection, it is not recommended to sleep on your stomach. This is because sleeping on your stomach can cause pressure on the injection site and cause the filler to migrate and deform. In addition, it can cause more swelling and bruising, and may increase the risk of infection, etc. The doctor will recommend sleeping on your back with your head slightly elevated for at least 2-3 days after the injection.
How many days will the swelling last after Dolly Eye filler injection?
Normally, after Dolly Eye filler injection, there may be swelling and redness for 2-3 days. After that, the swelling and redness will gradually disappear completely within 2 weeks.
What brand of Dolly Eye injection is good?
There are many types and brands of fillers for Dolly Eye injections, each with its own advantages, depending on the needs of each person and the advice of the doctor. The brands that most people like to inject are as follows:
- Juvederm filler It is a filler manufactured by Allergan from the United States and has been approved by the FDA, with Allergan Thailand (DSKH) as the importer. Juvederm filler has been certified safe and has passed the standards of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). With Allergan's unique technology, the filler has a long-lasting, smooth texture and can be easily molded, making it suitable for all skin conditions.
- Belotero filler This filler brand originated from Switzerland. Belotero is produced using a special patented CPM technology. This technology allows the filler molecules to combine density and elasticity, resulting in a smooth, lump-free and natural look.
- Restylane It is a filler produced by Galderma, a Swedish company. The production process uses two technologies: NASHA Technology and OBT Technology, which results in Restylane having a smooth, natural-looking filler texture that is not hard and also highly flexible. Restylane filler can be injected in many areas, such as under the eyes, nose, and cheeks.
Where is a good place to get Dolly Eye injections?
As you know, Dolly Eye injection is a filler injection to fill in the orbicularis oculi muscle, which is a muscle at the lower eyelid, which has risks. Therefore, for the safety of those who will be injecting Dolly Eye filler, they should choose a clinic or service center that has the following characteristics:
- Clinics or service establishments must have a medical facility license and a clear, verifiable 11-digit license number.
- The medical team must have a medical license or medical license and must be skilled in filler injections.
- Clinics must choose to use genuine equipment or medicines, such as using genuine fillers, to reduce the risk of allergic reactions. You can read the article.How to identify authentic fillershere.
- The clinic must provide consultation services and be able to answer patients' questions correctly.
- There must be reviews from those who have actually used the service, especially cases related to filler injections to create dolly eyes.
- Clinics or service locations must meet standards and have sufficient equipment for safety.
- The clinic or service provider must provide detailed explanations before the procedure and how to take care of yourself after the procedure. The medical team must also follow up on the results after the procedure.
- The clinic or service center must be located in a location that is convenient for travel.
