I would like to know if I need combination of restylane and laser to get rid of dark circles and sunken eyes problem.How much restylane should I inject in each eye? Any help is appreciated.:) Thankyou!
Answer: Tear troughs and dark circles under the eyes.
Deep placement of a hyaluronic such as Restylane will definitely help to soften the deep troughs on the inner aspect of the lower orbital rim. Don't let anyone overfill the area as hyaluronics pull moisture into the gel matrix and you don't want to overdo the fill. The dark circle are another challenge. Most of this is due to vascular congestion and leakage of red cells out into the surrounding superificial tissues. Wouldn't recommend laser, but would strongly encourage you explore eye creams that contain Retinols, caffeine, green tea polyphenols, arnica and Vitamin K. Topix Pharmaceuticals make several products for the eyes that have these and my patients love them
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Deep placement of a hyaluronic such as Restylane will definitely help to soften the deep troughs on the inner aspect of the lower orbital rim. Don't let anyone overfill the area as hyaluronics pull moisture into the gel matrix and you don't want to overdo the fill. The dark circle are another challenge. Most of this is due to vascular congestion and leakage of red cells out into the surrounding superificial tissues. Wouldn't recommend laser, but would strongly encourage you explore eye creams that contain Retinols, caffeine, green tea polyphenols, arnica and Vitamin K. Topix Pharmaceuticals make several products for the eyes that have these and my patients love them
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You can certainly benefit from injecting Restylane to the tear troughs, this filler is a lot smoother to be used for thin skin around the eyes, this will also help lighten the dark area IF the hollowness from the eyes is creating a shadow.
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You can certainly benefit from injecting Restylane to the tear troughs, this filler is a lot smoother to be used for thin skin around the eyes, this will also help lighten the dark area IF the hollowness from the eyes is creating a shadow.
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January 5, 2015
Answer: Improving the appearance of dark circles
Restylane for the tear trough can yield a fantastic result when the treatment is performed properly by an experienced and board certified physician. In general, there are numerous causes for dark circles under the eyes. While lack of sleep is certainly one of them, other common causes include: pigmentation irregularities, sun exposure, visible blood vessels, stress, allergies, atopic dermatitis, pseudoherniation (outpouching) of fat from the eyelid, and heredity, to name a few. Fat can cause the appearance of dark circles, which can be corrected by fat repositioning blepharoplasty. Some pigment can be treated with laser and/or bleaching creams. However, if it is too deep the treatment will not be effective. Surgery can not correct dark circles due to every cause, but it will correct dark circles that are due to the aging process. I would recommend an in-person consult with a board certified physician. They will be able to examine you in person and provide recommendations based on your individual needs. I hope this helps, and good luck!
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Answer: Improving the appearance of dark circles
Restylane for the tear trough can yield a fantastic result when the treatment is performed properly by an experienced and board certified physician. In general, there are numerous causes for dark circles under the eyes. While lack of sleep is certainly one of them, other common causes include: pigmentation irregularities, sun exposure, visible blood vessels, stress, allergies, atopic dermatitis, pseudoherniation (outpouching) of fat from the eyelid, and heredity, to name a few. Fat can cause the appearance of dark circles, which can be corrected by fat repositioning blepharoplasty. Some pigment can be treated with laser and/or bleaching creams. However, if it is too deep the treatment will not be effective. Surgery can not correct dark circles due to every cause, but it will correct dark circles that are due to the aging process. I would recommend an in-person consult with a board certified physician. They will be able to examine you in person and provide recommendations based on your individual needs. I hope this helps, and good luck!
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February 28, 2013
Answer: A Small Amount of Radiesse Combined With Belotero Balance Works Well For Tear Troughs, Hollows and Dark Circles Under the Eyes
Tear troughs, hollows, and dark circles are common problems of the lower lids. It has become standard practice to treat this region with lighter weight fillers, like Juvederm or Restylane, to lift, straighten, and contour this region. Occasionally, if fillers are inadvertently placed too superficially, a bluish discoloration related to light scattering (a phenomenon known as the Tyndall effect) can occur, which can actually make the dark circles more prominent. Belotero, a new hyaluronic acid product, has been manufactured to avoid this. However, I have found that the addition of a tiny amount of Radiesse, a whitish-colored filler, to Juvederm UltraXC, to be an excellent way of treating tear troughs and hollows and lightening existing dark circles. However, only an experienced, board certified aesthetic dermatology or plastic surgeon injector should attempt to treat this area in this fashion.
I would strongly advise against any laser treatments or other resurfacing treatments, such as strong peels, to treat the under eye dark circles. In a person of color, this may result in post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation that can actually worsen the appearance for a protracted period of time.
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Answer: A Small Amount of Radiesse Combined With Belotero Balance Works Well For Tear Troughs, Hollows and Dark Circles Under the Eyes
Tear troughs, hollows, and dark circles are common problems of the lower lids. It has become standard practice to treat this region with lighter weight fillers, like Juvederm or Restylane, to lift, straighten, and contour this region. Occasionally, if fillers are inadvertently placed too superficially, a bluish discoloration related to light scattering (a phenomenon known as the Tyndall effect) can occur, which can actually make the dark circles more prominent. Belotero, a new hyaluronic acid product, has been manufactured to avoid this. However, I have found that the addition of a tiny amount of Radiesse, a whitish-colored filler, to Juvederm UltraXC, to be an excellent way of treating tear troughs and hollows and lightening existing dark circles. However, only an experienced, board certified aesthetic dermatology or plastic surgeon injector should attempt to treat this area in this fashion.
I would strongly advise against any laser treatments or other resurfacing treatments, such as strong peels, to treat the under eye dark circles. In a person of color, this may result in post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation that can actually worsen the appearance for a protracted period of time.
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February 27, 2013
Answer: Restylane and dark circles
From your photo you've provided, it seems you have some volume loss in your tear troughs and Restylane appropriately injected in the right amount, will help with that area. As far as the dark circles, it's difficult to say if those will go away-certainly using filler will help lessen the severity of the trough, but doesn't always correct the pigmentation.
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Answer: Restylane and dark circles
From your photo you've provided, it seems you have some volume loss in your tear troughs and Restylane appropriately injected in the right amount, will help with that area. As far as the dark circles, it's difficult to say if those will go away-certainly using filler will help lessen the severity of the trough, but doesn't always correct the pigmentation.
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February 26, 2013
Answer: Restylane under the eyes
Dear Pgk500,
Restylane can help make the dark circles lighter, but may not remove them all together
Your other option includes fat transfer which may help replace lost volume and address the shadows
It is a good place to start, then we can explore other options
Best regards,
Nima Shemirani
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Answer: Restylane under the eyes
Dear Pgk500,
Restylane can help make the dark circles lighter, but may not remove them all together
Your other option includes fat transfer which may help replace lost volume and address the shadows
It is a good place to start, then we can explore other options
Best regards,
Nima Shemirani
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