Is Sculptra recommended for hollow eyes?

Avoid sculptra (Poly-L-Lactic Acid) toward correction of infraorbital hollowing or volume correction. The product was originally intended for significant fat loss in the nasolabial fold region in patients who were immunocompromised. Extended applications have included malar or cheek augmentation. However, it's... more

As we age, we lose volume in certain parts of our face while we gain volume in other parts. Generally speaking, the region around our eyes and cheeks begins to lose fat, while the jowls and neck begins to gain fat. When we lose the fat layer along the lower eyelid region and upper cheek, the eyes begin to... more

Sculptra is usually used for areas of atrophy or thinness, usually in the cheeks. It is not recommended to be placed in the hollow regions around the eyes. This may lead to bumps and palpability of the product.