Best non-invasive procedure for hollow under eyes?

I'm a very fair-skinned young male and took Accutane for about 7 months at a high dosage during my youth. Since, I've noticed a very large decrease in facial tissue and a thinning of my facial skin. My cheeks have hollowed out as well as my eyes beneath and I'd like to know if there is anything to use such as a filler without visible abnormalities under the skin. I know some fillers will leave bumps and "seeds" under the skin.

Best non-invasive procedure for hollow under eyes?
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A: Under eye filler

Brent Moelleken, MD

I like Juvederm or Restylane for the lower eye region.  the lower eyelid and cheek skin are more sensitive than other areas in the face, so the experience of the injecting doctor must be higher.  We have a paradigm for injecting Juvederm which reduces the likelihood of long term swelling... more

A: Try Restylane

Marc Cohen, MD

In my opinion the best treatment for hollowness under the eyes is Restylane.  Restylane is made from Hyaluronic acid with is a natural skin substance.  Under the eyes, the treatment tends to last about one year.  It is important that you get your treatment from someone who is experience with... more

A: Fillers under the eyes

Steven Wallach, MD

Anytime  fillers are placed in the lower eyelid trough, there is always a small risk that lumps may appear. Usually these can be rubbed out if noticed within the first couple of days after the procedure. But the best treatment for your hollowing  are probably facial fillers like juvederm, restylane,... more

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