Restylane for dark cirlces underneath eyes

Jeffrey E. Schreiber, MD answers: Would Restylane be ideal for male with dark under eyes?

Would Restylane or Juvederm be a solution to this? I can see how it can fix the "troughs" around the eyes but will it fix the rest of the darkness or just the inner part? If not Restylane, what would you recommend? Thanks for your help!


Jeffrey E. Schreiber, MD
3 months ago
By Jeffrey E. Schreiber, MD - Baltimore Plastic Surgeon

Restylane is great for this!  A very small amount is needed, and it probably needs to be repeated every 6-8 months or so, but the results can be great.  The area is usually numbed with lidocaine cream, and the injections take about 20 minutes.  It should fill out the dark circles and help to soften the area.  Good luck!

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