Can Belotero Be Used in Crows Feet Without Migrating to the Lower Eyelids? Also, Can It Be Used in Cheek Hollows?

I had Juvederm under, and around, both eyes for crows feet. It migrated to my lower eyelids causing severe wrinkling and swelling, as well as wrinkles all under, and around, my eyes. It really lumped up and caused horrible discoloration. I finally had most of it dissolved after two months of trying to find doctors to treat me with Hyaloronidase. Can Belotero be used to fill crows feet without the danger of migration to the lower eyelid region. Also, can it be used in cheek hollows?

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Belotero for crow's feet and cheeks

Belotero can be used for crow's feet, but it must be injected superficially in this area. Juvederm and all of the hyaluronic acid fillers, including Belotero, should not migrate once they are injected. Belotero could be used to treat cheek hollows, but I wouldn't recommend using it there as it is fairly short lasting. There are better products like Radiesse and Sculptra that could be used that would produce longer lasting results.