Perlane for under eye hollows?

I am only 19, however, the area under my eyes is very hollow and the doctor said she would inject along the bone to fill the area. I am not too confident if perlane is the best option. Also, she said it would hurt so to avoid this she would inject adrenaline prior which would 'block' the area??? Could someone please tell me if this is the right way to go? Not too sure ...

4 answers to “Perlane for under eye hollows?”

A: Yes and No

By Christopher L. Hess, MD - Fairfax Plastic Surgeon

First, if the area you're referring to is between the nose and the lower eyelid, the tear trough, then either Radiesse or a hyaluronic acid filler or sometimes even both can be used. The lower lid can be filled with any hyaluronic acid filler. If you're unsure about it I recommend starting with Mentor's... more

A: I would avoid Perlane under the eyes

By Stella Desyatnikova, MD - Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon

Perlane is not the best option for under eye injections as the particles are quite large and it may end up looking pretty lumpy. Restylane is usually a much better choice, and it stays in this area for a long time, up to a year or two. Juvederm is a nice smooth filler, but it may end up more visible in... more

A: Perlane for tear trough

By Elan B. Singer, MD - Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

Everything your doctor said seems on par, however, one of the thinner fillers are more commonly used (Restylane or Juvederm). Perlane might be a bit thick in this area but then again, I haven't examined you. Good luck!

A: Treatment for hollow eyes

By Scott Trimas, MD - Jacksonville Facial Plastic Surgeon

There are several approaches to treating under eye hollows often referred to as tear troughs. The first and most simplest approach is to inject a filler like restylane or juvederm. I prefer restylane there since it is slightly less visible in that area than juvederm. I will not bore you with the science here.... more

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