How to Avoid Kylie Jenner's Swelling from Tear Trough Filler- How I Fixed My Under Eye Filler
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- How to avoid Kylie Jenner's swelling from tear trough filler. How I fixed my under eye filler
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Would you ever consider under eye filler? Have you ever gotten PRP or PRF? If so, how long did it last? Do you have issues with swelling to your under eyes from things like, salty foods, alcohol, allergies. Comment below and share your thoughts.
I consulted my plastic surgeon (who removed my eyebags years ago) for hollowness under my eyes. He did recommend deep placement of filler in the cheek lid junction. I decided not to do it for all the reasons mentioned in this video. I prefer to use my caffeine serum, LED light mask, and other at-home treatments, and just dab a bit of concealer on special occasions.
Getting injections every three months for three rest of one’s life? Would it not create scar tissue where the needle/canulla enters? Even if you try to inject in a slightly different area every time? I don’t want to become Death Becomes Her.
@@jenxsj3902 I guess it’s possible to form a little scar tissue if you continuously got injections every 3 months but it would probably be very minimal and unnoticed. If this was an issue, I feel people would have abandoned PRP/PRF a long time ago.
@@dammar117 I think deep placement of filler to the lid/cheek junction sounds like a good idea and likely, should not result in the issue I had. I believe my issue is because I had my scar injected superficially. I don’t think LED masks and serums are gonna cut it. I don’t think they can produce enough volume to the tissue.
My injector combined prf and a little filler,my under eye looks great and rejuvenated and it's been 2 yrs now. Another great video,thanks so much
Thank you so much for sharing. Glad you have long term results.
Hi. In the same session ? And if not, what did you have first? Or did you have bio filler? Why I’m asking is because I treat successfully just with filler, but I need mine done and I need to find someone I can trust , I love PRF and I’m also considering bio filler just for myself but my results for clients are really good with filler and never swelling after. When it comes to myself though, I need to find the right person to do mine.
I get excited WHENEVER you drop a new video, but I happen to be getting tear trough filler tomorrow afternoon! Thank you for your insight, truly.
I had under eye filler for 4 years (Belotero) with zero swelling or issues but I didn’t want fillers around my eyes anymore for these reasons + it migrates. I got it dissolved and had upper & lower blepharoplasty in March with fat grafting to lid/cheeks, temples and brows.
Worth it. It’s documented on my channel. 90 day video releasing next week.
And yes, my eyes weren’t as bad as before filler after we dissolved it.
I can attest that EZ PRF and PRP do not last long in the eye area. 3 months sounds about right, but it's way too expensive to repeat every 3 months. I did it 3 times, but gave it up as it didn't build up as promised and I felt like I was wasting my time.
And the kits to do it are literally minimal compared to what’s being charged.
Thank you for sharing, that's an option I think about and it's good to know your experience.
Thank you for sharing
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing. I have been considering this but it is $800 per session and they recommend 3 or 4 for "lasting results." This is way too expensive for something that only lasts 3 months
I’ve had mine for 9 months and it still looks good but these videos keep me aware
Thanks for sharing. I’m sure you’ll hold onto your results for way longer than 9 months.
Good point - I hate having my tear troughs injected with Sculptra. The bruises last a long time and I don't like how traumatizing it is.
You get your tear toughs injected with Sculptra? Are you sure they’re your tear troughs or is it more like your medial cheek?
@@NaturalInjector directly into the tear trough. I got to a Dermatologist who has been injecting Sculptra in Brazil first and then in the US since before it was even approved by the FDA for the US. I feel very confident going to her in terms of safety. I think she really knows how to prepare it. I've never has a problem with nodules. I massage the injection areas 3 times a day for 3 days.
Sculptra CANT be injected in tear tr. Change your doctor!
I got filler Summer 2020, No issues. 2021 Summer getting ready to go out, noticed a bump under eye I Had Chinese take out, figured it was salt bloat… went away for months & came back… it’s a slightly raised bump right where you have your scar, also my left eye, learned to live w/ it, flare ups wax & wane. End of spring 2023 went to Vegas, there 2 days went to bed & woke up with A severe flare up could barely open my left eye, all the filler raised to the surface like a crescent 🌙 under my eye. Contacted the Dr. that treated me years prior, talk to receptionist tell her what’s going on (I’m worried, concerned & on vacation) Receptionist relays a message from the Dr. “It’s probably allergies & it’s not filler…it’s fully dissolved by now it’s 3 years”! My jaw dropped, a highly skilled & trained Dr. not aware that filler can remain for years? I asked what to do for swelling and receptionist says it’s probably allergies… I don’t get allergies I tell her. She gives me no remedy so I do nothing. A 2 days later her office calls to come in for a visit , but kept reiterating that it’s not a filler issue because it’s dissolved…it’s allergies. I never went back! Next month will be 4 years & the bump is there. I plan on dissolving it as soon as I find someone I can trust. Also, had filler once prior in 2012.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. Wow. Sounds like you can benefit from dissolving. Filler to the under eye can last for several years and even be permanent. My under eyes never went back to being as hollow as they were before. So interesting it happened on one side for you as well. Why do you think that is?
I love how meticulous you are! I'm the same way! I wish I could find an injector as meticulous as you.
Thanks so much Natalie! 💕
What a great video! Thank you for the education.
So glad you like it Gabriella! 💕
Thank you for sharing this experience.
You’re very welcome glad you found it useful.
Ohm! Thank you soo much for sharing your experience 🙏🏻 I did the same thing with a scar and now I have this bump 😢 my plastic surgeon didn’t recommend dissolving it bc I will end up with a hollow. I’m patiently waiting for my lymphatic system to take care of it, I use the Guasha tool. Do you think this will eventually work?
I love your videos, always extremely informative! Thank you for this one Emily! I am the same as you, I also avoid wearing makeup for the most part for the same reasons. I haven't gotten tear trough filler, mainly because I'd say I'm a mild to moderate candidate so I'm not overly concerned about mine yet, but also because I'm worried of complications years later, even though I'm not considered under those who are not good candidates.
So glad you enjoy the videos. Thanks for sharing your story. I believe I only had this complication from having my scar injected superficially. I think that if you feel you’re a good candidate, tear trough filler may benefit you since you think you may have mild-moderate hollowing. I would just keep the things I mentioned towards the end of this video in mind if you do get treated.
Sometimes my under eyes and tear throughs get swollen when I wake up in the morning and it will last a few hours and then go away.
Thanks for sharing. I have heard patients say that happens to them based on if they eat salty food. Do you think it’s from that?
I love your reasons for not wearing foundation. My skin is beautiful so why do I think I have to wear foundation?! Good reasons for me to stop wearing it.
Thanks for all these details, Emily! What about skinboosters around the eyes?
Glad you love the details! I don’t know if anyone is doing skin boosters, like Skinvive around the eyes because of the issue that I mentioned that happened to me. Hyaluronic acid around the eyes should be injected deeply because the skin is very thin to this area so you don’t want to risk getting swelling like I did, likely from superficial injections. However, in other countries outside the US, they have access to different types of skin boosters that are more of a straight liquid. Those can be used around the eyes.
I have done it it looked great but I knew it wasn’t what I wanted. I asked the doctor to add more to a particular area, she didn’t want to do it. Less is more. I went to another doctor who listened to me and she added more 0.025 to each eye nd the result was amazing. Two years on and I still look rested.
That’s great! Thank you for sharing.
Great video!
Thanks so much! Please feel free to share it with others 🤗
Emily- I was wondering if you use Skinvive (HA micro droplets) by Juvéderm, and what you think about it for the lateral tear trough area? I saw Lisa Rinna getting it, but I wonder if it could result in unevenness or bumpy skin? Should HA filler be injected more deeply? I need more volume in my lateral eye/cheek juncture and have been wondering what to do for it? You look great!!
Thanks! Great questions. I’m actually going to do my next video on this exact issue with Lisa Rinna. Hyaluronic acid filler should be injected to the tear troughs, whether it be the medial or lateral area (palpelomalar grove) deeply. Skinvive used as a skin booster is injected mroe superficially into the dermis. You may be able to use Skinvive here, but the provider should inject deeply. Lisa got injected into her medial cheeks. Hope you subbed and turned on notifications for this next video 🤗
I’ve had so many issues with lip filler over the past year that I will NEVER put it in my lips let alone anywhere else in my face!
Thanks for sharing. Sorry to hear that.
i really think you look better after the filler dissolved... you have natural beauty
Thank you for sharing. 😊. I don’t think trough filler necessarily makes someone look more/less beautiful, just less tired.
I just dont see that tiredness in the clips you showed us? Lets say, someone who looks like scott disick nowadays has tired eyes... maybe im just used to see ppl without fillers in my area. Anyways, you look great
@@TheMeowizer Thank you so much for your comment. If someone has deep tear trough hollows, the sunken skin can give them a tired look in my opinion, but you may not have observed that from looking at me in this video. My tear troughs never really went back to being as hollow as they ever were. Also, lighting plays a huge role. In bad lighting under eye hollows look more pronounced.
My under eye looks like that too, now that I’m older, but I’ve never had anything injected.
oh really. Interesting. Some people are prone to this swelling and may have festoons. The lymphatic circulation in some may just be generally more compromised.
Thank you for sharing. 🙂 What is your opinion about what seems to be the new Korean under eye fillers? I think they are polydioxanone. I also have a very problematic under eye area. I am worried about swelling with hyaluronic acid. No makeup can even slightly improve my panda eyes 🐼 so I have given up on makeup. So for now I wear tinted prescription glasses. If people can't see my eyes they can't complain about how they look. 😎
Glad you enjoyed the video! I don’t have any opinion on the Korean eye fillers because we don’t have these products here in the US. Thanks for sharing your story. Was the Under eye hollow scale helpful for you to determine if you think you may be a good candidate for under eye filler?
@@NaturalInjector OK, I didn't know that, thanks. Yes I am off that scale by about double the sunken-ness and discolouration. 😄 So I'd say yes I would be a candidate. 😊
@@nian60 thanks for sharing glad the scale was helpful
I had also tear tr. Injected four years ago, unfortunately around three years later i got like a sausage under my right eye that was visible a lottt under certain light, it was like my eye was sunken inside and much more smaller, because that fill. was so out on the surface of the skin. I desolved it one month ago, and my tear tr.looks better than before injecting fill .😊
P.s Adorreee your educational and supportive videos! Bravo, one of the very few doctors down to earth! ❤
So glad the videos have been helpful! I’m a Physician associate (physician assistant). I’m not sure if you are outside the US, but they may not have this occupation in your country if you are outside the US. Thank you for sharing your story. Interesting that it only happened to you on one side as well.
@@NaturalInjector i am from Europe, and sureee that you are more specialized that any doctor around here! Here is completly different story, almost "everybody is qualified for everything", very difficult to find ,not best, but good doctor! Listening you in this video was like i saw myself, checking my ball under one eye, it was so frustrating!😂
P.s loveee your knowledge and sooo natural aproach videos, go on girl!xoxo
@@sonjavukotic6412 So glad you found this video helpful! What part of Europe are you in?
@@NaturalInjector Montenegro- Crna Gora (google it)😊😊😊
maybe one day you can visit❤
@@NaturalInjector Montenegro- Crna Gora(google it) maybe one day you should definitely visit❤
I have fairly severe under eye hollows but I also have protruding eyes (both genetic). Ive done 2 rounds of PRP and 2 rounds of PRF ez gel. It indeed only lasted a few months each time. Im really considering under eye filler but im worried about the long term. Would fat transfer be a good long term option instead?
Thanks for sharing your story. I would suggest going to a plastic surgeon for a consult. I think filler to your under eyes, if you are a good candidate, is a way less invasive option and I personally would consider that first over fat transfer. Sometimes fat transfer doesn’t last, as some of the fat goes away after
I am going to try chemical peels and very shallow microneedling for my under eyes. I have just bought the first mild chem peels. You need to start with the low strength milder chem peels before you gradually move up to the stronger ones. That will take months. Summer is otherwise not a good time to use chem peels. I always use sunscreen and stay out of the sun as much as possible. So I think I will be fine with the milder chem peels until autumn. The microneedling might increase collagen and make the skin thicker and less crepey. It's important to not needle too deep since the skin is so thin. Platinum Skin Care here on YT recommends TCA 7% for the under eyes. 🙂
Thanks for sharing your story. I love chemical peels. I think they can help make the skin surface look smoother and the one I used targets hyperpigmentation more so than other peels. I think microneedling may help the appearance of crepey skin and stimulate collagen on a very superficial level, but for people who have under eye hollows, neither chemical peels or microneedling would help stimulate enough collagen to where it would help raise the level of sunken skin.
@@NaturalInjectoragreed! As someone who does both on myself they only help the surface skin and will not build volume
@@NaturalInjector Thanks for the tips. Yes I might need to do more things. 🙂 I will see how it goes.
@@beautyandaging OK thanks. 😊 I do need surface improvement too.
@@nian60 🤗
I got polynucleotides for my under eye. Results are subtle and I am loving them.
Curious. Which one did you get? What’s it called? We don’t have these in the US
i rlly wanna get under eye filler i hope i have the right under eyes for it
Did you find the under eye filler hollow scale helpful to determine if you’re a good candidate for under eye filler? Do you think you just have darkness?
@@NaturalInjector i have no darkness i was bron with really deep under eyes. i just dont want the filler to migrate
@@marsyplays3s248 I totally understand 👍. I think you (and your aesthetic provider) keep these tips in mind it can help prevent this issue from happening.
I had undereye filler about 10 years ago and last year suddenly developed a lump under my left eye. It doesn't look swollen, it's just.....a lump. My undereye area looks uneven and bumpy now, but also only the one eye. I don't want to have it dissolved as a friend had hers dissolved and ended up with two holes in her face where they injected the hyuloronidase. I've read similar horror stories and although it seems to happen to very few people I just know I'd be one of them, so I'm stuck with the lump I guess.
Thank you for sharing your story. I think if you dissolved filler, after having it for 10 years, you would have to understand that your skin has aged and will look different if you do dissolve it and that does not mean the filler dissolver was the cause. I don’t think dissolving causes permanent damage to tissue. As we get older the skin to the under eye thins and we develop more topographical irregularities.
@@NaturalInjector Well, yes and no. It does seem like people who experience the most changes after dissolving are usually people who've had multiple filler treatments over the course of many years. However, there are still a lot of unknowns and several very highly regarded doctors in the injectables field have said dissolving can be very unpredictable. One stated he believed filler could be causing the atrophy of connective tissues that is only "unmasked" when it is dissolved. There has only been one study on the effects as there is no incentive within the industry to fund any studies; it's already being widely used off-label. In any case, my friend only had unedereye filler for a few months when she had it dissolved because it didn't look right. She now has two very big dents, craters almost, in her face where the hyaluronidase was injected. That can't be attributed to natural aging and it was done by one of the country's top injectors. I know most people don't experience any of these issues after dissolving so I'm not trying to fearmonger, I'm just saying it has made me wary of dissolving so far because I've already had some bad results from varying treatments, making me extra cautious. There was a very interesting article done on hyaluronidase in 2022 by Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It's on their website if you're interested.
@@santanacaipirinha9536 Thank you for your comment. This is very interesting I had not heard of the hypothesis that filler could cause atrophy of connective tissue. Sorry to hear about your friend that has indentations. Feel free to link to any articles, you can share live links here in the comment section. What is your friend going to do about her indentations?
i want to get my under eyes injected!! i’m in my 30s and i definitely see my eyes getting more and more hollow ..
Would it be better to get the fill or get the eye bags surgically removed?
Eye bags/fat pads and under eye darkness are not the same things. 🙂 Removing the bags wouldn't do much, if anything, to the darkness. (For example I have no eye bags but I'm almost blue under my eyes. Removing the fat pads would just make me more blue. It's likely genetic in my case).
My whole face is somewhat swollen due to gravity related edema when I wake up in the morning including my under eyes. Does that mean I'm not a good candidate for under eye filler?
I notice my face is more swollen too in the morning. I wouldn’t be able to tell you without seeing you. You should take a picture in the morning on the days you notice this and discuss this with your prospective provider.
@@NaturalInjector thank you
I want to get my filler dissolved under my eyes 😭
Thanks for sharing. Did you have this type of issue with swelling?
@@NaturalInjector I liked the filler for the first year. Now it looks like my under eye is lumpy and slight swelling.
@@itsaaronlolz Ahhh so you are having similar issues. Is it one side or both under eyes?
Zeroeing into such minute facial details is crazy. I don't see a significant difference worth going through such trouble.
Jowls, eye bags, turkey neck, flattened cheeks-these are issues worth treating.
Kylie looks 10 years older due to the fillers
Yes some ppl say that 👍
I referre to you as the sculptra lady Emily
I love that! When you think of Sculptra, think of me. 😆