The first question I would ask is, do you have some underlying situation that is causing the lines. One of the most common causes is ocular allergies. Patients with ocular allergies also tend to swell a lot with under eye Juvederm. If you’re not sure if you have allergies, the most common symptom is itching. People with allergies swell and rub their eyes, both lead to wrinkles. If you have allergies, I would consider using one of the very good over the counter drops. I would suggest Zaditor or Patenol. Each is used twice a day and take about a month to see the full effect.
To treat under eye wrinkles, avoiding the sun is important and using a good skin care line like Obagi (under the supervision of a cosmetic surgeon or dermatologist). A more aggressive treatment that may be worth considering (depending on your skin type) is CO2 laser resurfacing. However that treatment has a long downtime.
