What is lumpy under eye filler?
Lumpy under eye filler is a lumpy lump that appears under the eyes. It can clearly seen. When making facial expressions such as smiling, talking or laughing. This may cause by injecting too much filler under the eyes, incorrect injection technique or injecting filler under the eyes by an inexperienced doctor. This can result in unnatural results or inflammation. In addition to lumps under the eyes, if there is redness, pain or the lump starts to expand, you should see a doctor immediately for correction.
What causes lumpy filler injections under the eyes?
- Injecting too much filler under the eyes. Injecting too much filler may prevent the filler from spreading evenly, leading to lumps.
- Selecting the wrong filler for the injection area. Because there are many brands and types of fillers to choose from, each type is suitable for different injection areas. If you select a filler type that is hard, dense and stable and then inject it in an area with sensitive skin, such as under the eyes, it may cause the filler under the eyes to form lumps.
- Incorrect injection technique, injecting filler in the wrong layer of the skin, such as injecting into the muscle layer, injecting into the superficial layer, may cause the filler under the eyes to move to other positions and become lumps under the eyes.
- Substandard fillers that are not approved for safety by the FDA fake fillers that contain ingredients that are harmful to the body and cannot naturally decompose. When injected, they can cause inflammation, infection, and lumps under the eyes.
- Unsuitable facial skin condition : Since each person’s skin condition is different, if the skin under the eyes is very thin, the filler may be เล่นบาคาร่า UFABET เว็บตรง ค่าคอมสูง clearly visible and may form into lumps easily. Also, if the muscles around the eyes are strong, the injected filler may be pushed and moved, causing lumps to form, even if the correct injection technique is used.
- Doctors who are inexperienced, unskilled, or have no knowledge of skin structure cause the under-eye filler to injecte in the wrong spot. Including choosing the wrong filler type for the problem they want to fix, causing the under-eye filler to be clearly lumpy.