As many people get older the cheek under the eyes looks more flat or even hollow. This can emphasize the hollowness of the lower eyelid and undereye area. Injecting Radiesse into the cheek to give more fullness to the "apple" of the cheek will also lift the undereye skin slightly. It is very important to not inject Radiesse into the thin skin under the eye, as this would result in visible, and easily felt, lumps and bumps. If you want to fill the undereye hollows or "tear troughs" and not the cheek, you should have Restylane or Juvederm injected, not Radiesse. And depending on your face and your unique anatomy, you could need a combination of both fillers to fully address the cheek and under eye area to your satisfaction.


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