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Pelleve should be used first for crepey skin/wrinkles around the eyes. A series of 3 treatments are recommended 4 weeks apart. Then I would consider a hyaluronic acid based filler such as Restylane in the hollows under the eyes. Discuss this with your aesthetic physician.
Dear Vernie13, Absolutely. It's a very effective, synergistic treatment option, to use the pelleve radio frequency to TIGHTEN the skin around the eyes. The narrow 10mm gold plated tips of the pelleve pen can go to the very edge of the orbit (bone) and be directed to tighten skin all around the eye - upper and lower.I would recommend 3 treatments of pelleve separated by a month each time first, followed by filler. This means you tighten the skin envelope first improving the quality of the skin (dermis) and effacing fine lines an wrinkles and then fill any deep hollows. This combination of technology and product helps guard against too much filler being injected in an attempt to fill loose, wrinkly skin and gives a more natural look with tighter, better quality skin.I swear by my Pelleve machine. It's a kind, effective, quick treatment that is safe on all skin types and coloursHope that helps.
Yes, you can do both treatments! Fillers and a Pelleve are great treatments for the undereye wrinkles and hollows. However, it is recommended to have the Pelleve treatment prior to undereye fillers. If you have fillers injected it is necessary to wait at least 3-4 weeks before receiving another Pelleve treatment. Please seek a board-certified dermatologist to determine if you are an ideal candidate for the procedure.
Hello & thank you for your question!You absolutely can, my personal opinion would be that you do pelleve before filler (you can do this on same day even) and then if you have filler injected you must wait at least 3/4 weeks before you have another pelleve treatment on that area again.Best Wishes,Mr Golchin
The answer is yes. However, I usually do the pelleve first and the filler afterward, and do not perform Pelleve for three weeks after a filler has been placed in the area to be treated.