Would I be able to hide the fact that I just got under eye fillers?

[Deleted member 5927]

I desperately need under eye fillers. The problem is, I'm in the military. How much time off do I need after getting them to resolve any issues/hide any swelling or anything like that?

It looks like I have permanent under eye bags. But that's not tissue, that's literal hard bone, that's my fucking infraorbital rims jfl. Also the skin is so thin there that I can see discoloration and literal veins under my skin.

I just really don't need a high ranking official over me asking why my under eyes have a black eye/is super swollen.

I can take leave to florida and go get it done as well.

Also don't tell me my eye are is fine. This is looksmax, ascend or DEATH.

Thoughts boys? Make a plan for me please.

 

[Stare]

Fillers don't swell and no one will be able to point it tbh

 

[Deleted member 6986]

mogs me when it comes to uee

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Swelling from fillers is usally not very visible or major. The biggest risk in your case would be bruises, which can occur.

 

[Deleted member 5927]

Fillers don't swell and no one will be able to point it tbh

I'm just trying to figure out how I can get this shit done asap but I don't want any complications and not be able to go back if I do have issues.

 

[Deleted member 5927]

Swelling from fillers is usally not very visible or major. The biggest risk in your case would be bruises, which can occur.

Is there usually any complications, I would like to just risk it and go get it done knowing I can't go back but the thought scares me. I would wait to a normal time it's just I want to ascend as soon as possible jfl

 

[Hozay]

did your acne go away? btw why do u keep the top so short nigga, grow it out. you dont need it that short in the military

 

[MaxillaIsEverything]

practically 0 downtime. 1-2 days

 

[Deleted member 7747]

The swelling can often be imperceptible, but the problem may be the bruising.

The under-eye area has the thinnest skin of the entire body, and is a highly vascular area.

Causing trauma to this area, whilst juxtaposing the possibility of puncturing a blood vessel, may create quite an apparent bruise.

There's no way to predict this.

The first time I had this area injected, I did not bruise. The second time, I had bruises all under my under-eye. I was treated by the same injector.

But several days of bruising is completely worth the long-term advantages of under-eye filler, in my opinion.

Sidenote: Your injector may simultaneously also fill your medial cheek, as it's currently quite flat, to blend the transition from your eye area to your mid-face. This will dramatically improve your facial aesthetic, I believe. Especially on camera.