Complications & Emergency Guide

Tyndall Effect: Why Your Under-Eye Filler Looks Blue

Close up of clinician assessing a subtle bluish discoloration in a patient’s under‑eye tear trough with filler syringe and vial visible on a tray in a clinical setting

Many patients notice a bluish hue after under‑eye hyaluronic acid fillers. This article explains the Tyndall effect—the light scattering that causes blue discoloration—how to distinguish it from veins or bruising, prevention through product choice and injection technique, and practical aftercare…

Skin Purging vs. Reaction: What’s Happening After Your Facial?

Patient after a facial in an aesthetic clinic with mild facial redness, clinician showing aftercare instructions on a tablet, and skincare products on a counter

After a facial or aesthetic procedure you may notice breakouts, redness, or swelling. Are these skin purging or an adverse reaction? This article explains the biological mechanisms behind purging versus inflammatory or allergic responses, how to tell them apart, and…

Botox Droopy Eyelid (Ptosis): How Long It Lasts and Treatments

Close-up of a patient with a subtle droopy upper eyelid after Botox in a modern aesthetic clinic with clinician pointing and a bottle of eye drops

Botox can rarely cause a droopy eyelid (ptosis), a side effect that worries patients and providers alike. This guide explains why ptosis happens after neurotoxin injections, the biological progression of the condition, immediate at-home care, medical treatments (including topical options…

Filler Migration: Signs Your Lip Filler Has Moved and What to Do

Close up of a patient in a clinic with a clinician using an ultrasound probe near the lips and an injection syringe on a tray, illustrating assessment of lip filler movement

Filler migration happens when injectable material shifts from its intended placement, causing asymmetry, lumps, or a blurred lip border. This practical guide explains how to recognize migration, why it happens, immediate steps to take, and treatment options for hyaluronic acid…