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Restylane Not Working for Some "Lines" Under Eyes, Should I Try Laser?

I have been getting restylane for lower eye creases, and the doctor has mosty injected on the inner eye area. He seems to be unable to get rid of some lines/wrinkles on the outer part (even tried botox). I have one really bad one and want to know is this is a "job" for a type of laser treatment. Thank you for any clarification you can give me.

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by BethNewYork
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When to try laser

This type of scenario is a good example of how an in-person consultation is better than anything me and my colleagues can offer you online. Moreover, the art of treating lines and wrinkles can't be managed by one product (company advertising notwithstanding.) This is where you need an experienced, board certified plastic surgeon. Learning to inject filler or operate the laser takes days; understanding how to achieve excellent, lasting results only happens after working with many patients.... more
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Addressing fine wrinkles under the eyes

Sorry to hear about your problem area. An appropriate skincare regimen, resurfacing procedures such as peels and lasers, and finally Botox or Dysport injections can address fine wrinkles under the eyes. Have you tried a peel before? If you have not responded to any of these treatments, laser may not be a bad option. Without examining you in person and seeing the area that is bothering you, it is difficult to give precise advice. I would recommend speaking with your physician who is... more
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Treating eye wrinkles is complicated

Treating the delicate area around the eye area requires different treatments depending on the person. Some patients may require surgery for the best results. Others can achieve great results with a combination of Restylane or Botox or Fraxel or Thermage. One size doesn't fit all. It is best to get an opinion from an experienced dermatologist.

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Restylane and eyes

It is very difficult to answer your question without seeing your pictures - you should consider posting images showing your areas of concern.
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Fraxel Lasers For Lines Under The Eyes

Lasers such as the Fraxel (i.e. fractionated lasers) can be great for this classic "problem area" as the laser can be used to soften and smooth out those troublesome fine lines while simultaneously creating a mild tightening and firming effect to the skin (by collagen contraction). The tightening effect further serves to "pull out" the wrinkles.
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Laser treatment around the eyes.

Laser resurfacing and tightening of both lower and upper eyelids as well as the lateral crows feet area is quite successful when the the concerns are about overall laxity and fine wrinkles. It will not work if there are noticeable fat pad bulges and if there is severe laxity of the entire lower eyelid. This can be assessed with what is referred to as a 'snap test'. This refers to pulling the lower eyelid down for 5 seconds and releasing. If the lid snaps... more
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