Restylane or Juvederm for genetic tear trough deformity or hollowness?

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A: Juvederm or Restylane for under eye hollows both work well

By James C. Marotta, MD - Long Island Facial Plastic Surgeon

I use Juvederm and Restylane and I think they're equally effectively for filling in under eye hollows or the tear trough deformity. Both products are clear, gel-like and made of hyaluronic acid, which is probably the filler with the greatest safety profile. Injections around the eyes of any filler should not... more

A: options for fillers in the tear trough

By Richard Baxter, MD - Seattle Plastic Surgeon

I would assume you are looking for a long-term solution. The HA fillers Restylane and Juvederm are both good choices for that area, but there is one thing to be careful of: if you have thin skin, you may see some bluish coloration even with the filler deep as it should be, especially toward the inner corner of... more

A: Get Restylane for Tear Trough Deformity

By Marc Cohen, MD - Philadelphia Oculoplastic surgeon

Your best bet is to use Restylane under the eyes. Juvederm is a great product for elsewhere on your face. However lower eyelids swell very easily and Restylane is less likely to swell. The good news about Restylane (or Juvederm) treatments is that they are reversible. If you are unhappy with... more

A: Tear Trough deformity fillers

By Theodore Katz, MD - Philadelphia Plastic Surgeon

In addition to Restylane and Juvederm, I have had recent success with Evolence in this area and it seems to last longer. But be careful and go to an experienced physician. It should cost less than $1500.00 for two syringes!

A: It is always possible to find someone to do anything for less

By Kenneth D. Steinsapir, MD - Los Angeles Oculoplastic surgeon

The placement of filler in the under eye area is an art form and not so much a treatment technique. The price you were quoted is about right for the high end Beverly Hills and West Los Angeles practices with the most experienced injectors. For this type of cost, you should expect a detailed... more

A: Restylane or Juvederm

By Bryan K. Chen, MD - San Diego Dermatologist

Filler in the tear trough area should be placed (carefully), deep to the orbicularis oculi muscle in that area. You can get a nice, natural result with Restylane, my filler of choice for the lower eyelid hollows. You could probably do much... more

A: Fillers for under eye hollows

By Kavita Mariwalla, MD - New Haven Dermatologic surgeon

Improving hollows under the eyes with filler is definitely an option. And a good option - patients do very well if there are hollows. Here is my advice: 1. Ask for before and after photos. 2. Ask how many syringes the physician thinks will be required. In my experience you usually do not need more than 1... more