Restylane or juvaderm for under eye fat? (photo)

I have been treating under eye problems with fillers of all kinds for more than twenty years, since the days of Zyderm collagen. The use of Belotero Balance, which has little tendency to give rise to the unwanted bluish discoloration known as the Tyndall Effect, and diluted Restylane L, are these days my favorites for treating the under eye area. Juvederm tends to hold on to more water and sometimes can accentuate the baggy look under the eyes as a result of this.Using blunt tip cannulas, we now have greater control of where we deposit the filler material and are less likely to cause temporary bruises when treating this exceedingly delicate region. The results are immediate,  very gratifying and, particularly in this location that is less prone to a lot of movement, tend to be relatively long-lasting.

My preference for under the eyes is to use Restylane or Belotero. They both seem to do very well and do not have as much risk of looking purple through the skin that seems to  happen more often with Juvederm, at least in my experience. You  are right saying that the fillers certainly do not get rid of bags under eyes but they fill the valleys and hide the hills very well. 

Thank you for your question.  Be certain to ask your doctor about the possibility of visible gray lumps following filler injections beneath your lower eyelids.  If you do decide to have filler injections Restylane is the only films that should be used in this delicate important area.