Orbit mass secondary to migration of dermal hyaluronic acid filler

Abstract

The popularity of dermal hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers has grown rapidly in the recent decade as they offer rejuvenation and nonsurgical cosmetic treatments for the correction of contour deformities and facial rhytids. Filler injections are performed with rapid recovery and little discomfort. Although various filler agents are available, the ideal filler has not yet been discovered, as all fillers are may cause complications.1,2