See an article in which we dissolved some filler for tear ducts. If the filler in question is a permanent material (Artefill, Aquamid), surgical treatment is often necessary to remove the lumps. This may involve an incision to access the filling material. Second, if it's after two weeks, it's likely that the injector will still recommend a massage first.
This resolves most mild cases of lumps of hyaluronic acid filler. However, if the lumps don't improve or worsen, the injector may recommend dissolving the filler. This is usually a last resort and, if desired, the filler can be re-injected using different techniques. The good news is that yes, those annoying clumps of filling will in fact disappear.
It's actually quite rare for patients to experience irritation or bumps after the procedure, but if you do, you should expect them to dissipate after a few days. At most, it can take 2 to 3 weeks to fully alleviate them with limited downtime. If you have finished your steroid treatment and the lumps of filling are still there, you should schedule another follow-up appointment. Lip filler injections are extremely safe, but potential side effects include lip swelling, swelling, and increased heart rate.
The treatment of lumps after dermal filler injections depends on the type of filler used and the clinical situation. Finally, if you have undergone injections with a filler that does not contain hyaluronic acid, the treatment of bumps and bumps is very different, since the filler cannot dissolve. I was given Restalyne fillers about two years ago and now I notice that the swelling on my lips has dissolved, but I do have hard bumps when I feel my lip and one in particular feels very pronounced. Filler injections add volume under the skin to restore fat lost with aging, reshape an area of the face or fill in wrinkles.
The most common cause of lump formation after a filler treatment is swelling and bruising caused by the injections themselves. Therefore, when a hyaluronic acid filler is placed on the skin, it brings water to the area to fill wrinkles or loss of volume. With hyaluronic acid-based fillers (Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero), the injection of an enzyme, hyaluronidase, will dissolve the filling material. As a general rule, the sooner they dissolve, the easier it will be (there's a high chance that this is a slow-burning reaction that layers the body's immune cells around the filler and deposits collagen), so the bulge is probably 99% of the body's collagen now, and the reversion is unlikely to have an immediate effect. There may be residual bumps, skin irregularities, changes in skin color (hyperpigmentation, redness), or visible scarring if an incision is made to remove the filler.
