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Can Cheek Fillers Such As Restylane Help Diminish Appearance of Undereye Bags?
I had thermage done when I was 23 and I went from being full faced to looking quite gaunt. As a result, I think it took a toll the structured support under my eyes. If I get an injectable filler, such as restylane, could this help my tired-looking under eyes? Or should I just get a really good under eye cream? I'm only 25. Thanks!
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Juliabars
in Seattle, WA
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Can Restylane Be Used under the Eyes?
Yes, Restylane or Perlane or Juvederm (but NOT Sculptra or Radiesse) are well suited for injections under the eye lids. There are a few caveats to these injections: they need to be placed deeply and by someone that has experience doing it. They are not a substitute for surgery in the case that the person has loose eyelids that need to have the extra tissue removed or the lid tightened. They need to be placed gradually so you dont get over corrected. I try to correct gradually.
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Fillers on the lower eyes
If you have lost fat at the tear trough area, then fillers such as Restylane would work quite well to correct that.
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Non surgical eye bag treatment
Yes, hyaluronic fillers such as restylane can be used to build up the lost tissue volume of the lower lids to help hide the under eye bags you describe. The process of losing facial fat starts fairly early and can be sped up with weight loss.
The idea is to improve the soft tissue fullness which then improves the shadowing that occurs in the area.
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Can Restylane help with diminsh appearance of undereye bags?
Simple quick answer is yes. This has become one of the most important cosmetic units to be addressed when patients come in requesting a non invasive treatment for the face. Fillers in this area can produce dramatic improvement in the overall appearance of the face. I suggest you see a physician to determine if you personally are a good candidate for fillers in this area.
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Restylane for baggy eyes
Thermage did not likely cause this problem. However, Restylane is very effective to blend in the bags with the cheek when injected by an experienced physician. It should last 6 months. Some patients have a hereditary weak orbital septum with fat protrusion that surgery would treat best. Therefore I would recommend finding a experienced in eyelids. Finally, I have been underwhelmed by eye creams, they don't really do much and you can easily spend the same amount of money as a...
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Can Cheek Fillers Such As Restylane Help Diminish Appearance of Undereye Bags?
Yes, fillers like Restylane and Juvederm are thin enough to smoothen and feather the leading edges of lower eyelid fat bags. However, you should understand that all fillers add volume and as such the fullness under your eyes will have more, not less, overall volume. This approach treats the symptom and not the problem while a lower eyelid surgery would treat the problem by removing the excess fat bags. Be sure that the palstic and cosmetic surgeon, you choose,...
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This has become one of the most important uses of this filler in my practice.
Many, many patients with lower eyelid fullness or actual "bags" do great with fillers rather than lower eyelid surgery. Restylane is used to fill the hollow under the bag creating continuity in the lower eyelid cheek junction. Not all practitioners are good at this type of service. They are basically sculpting your face with filler. Look for someone who does a lot of this type of service.
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Restylane is great for lower lids
One of the first signs of facial aging is the loss of volume in the transition area between the lower lid and upper cheek. We call this area the tear trough. The outline of the orbital rim becomes obvious and the skin may even appear darker in the lower lid. The fat pads of the lower lid may also become more prominent.
Volume addition to the lower lid at orbital rim with restylane restores the youthful appearance to this area with no downtime and the product lasts for a year...
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