Can Belotero Smooth Results from Juvederm in the Tear Trough Region?

Belotero is much softer than Juvederm, making it a more forgiving product in the tear trough area. It is ideal for use under thin skin because it lays smoother. I have found that because Juvederm is more cross linked, it is a firmer product and can show any contour irregularities. Belotero may be a better choice for the tear troughs. The question is whether to layer it over the existing Juvederm or remove the Juvederm and replace it with Belotero? Unfortunately without seeing you, I cannot... more

Traditionally, the tear trough region (hollowing beneath the eyes) can cause patients to look aged and tired. The skin of the lower eyelid and cheek is very thin and succeptible to contour irregularities if the surgeon is not experienced in treating this area. Belotero can be placed more superficially and is a fantastic product to smooth out the lower eyelid hollowing which will give the eyes a more rested appearance. Belotero can also be layered and used in combination with juvederm to fine... more

Belotero can definitely be layered on top of an area treated with Juvederm. You are correct, in that Belotero can be placed more superficially than Juvederm. The question is, whether using Belotero in this manner, would be a good treatment strategy for you or not? This is something you should discuss with your treating physician.