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Treatment for Further Eye Hollowing After Restylane Injections?

asked 2 years ago by Unsuccess Beauty in Singapore
Latest answer by Ronald Shelton, MD
Question viewed 1,070 times
Tags: eye hollows, eyes, hollow

I had Restylane injections for my hollowing eyes 6 months ago. Since injection, my hollowing became deeper and till now it's getting worse. What else can I do? I don't dare to inject again. How can I make it back to my past look?

3 answers to Treatment for Further Eye Hollowing After Restylane Injections?

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Treatment of the tear trough

The Restylane should not make you more hollow now than before its treatment. If you are truly more hollow in the area see if there is any metabolic reason for this. Check with your primary care physician and they might run some tests to make sure your electrolytes and thyroid are OK. Any weight loss lately or significant stress.
Ronald Shelton, MD

Manhattan Dermatologist

www.thenyac.com

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Dermal fillers and Restylane for lower eyelids

Lower eyelid bagginess and lower eyelid hollowness are the hallmarks of aging eyes. Dermal fillers have been studied and utilized for treatment of the aging lower eyes. Restylane has probably been the most common injectable for this treatment. However, this is a challenging area to really affect an excellent result ultimately. The skin is thin in this area and there are also small blood vessels that are vulnerable to the injection and rendering a bruise in the area. Nonetheless, Restylane... more
David Q. Santos, MD

Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Lower eyelid filler

The Restylane may have been injected in the wrong location, but should wear off soon. You may require surgical intervention for the hollow appearance of your eye. This may involved a fat transfer to the area, which is much more longer acting than any injectable fillers. You need to be examined thoroughly before any further recommendations can be made.
William Bruno, MD

Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

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