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What is the Best Treatment for Under Eye Bags and Darkness?

asked 11 months ago by kkelley474 in Atlanta, GA
Latest answer by Joseph A. Eviatar, MD
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Tags: dark circles, options

I have been looking into differrent dermal fillers, but was wondering if they would be the best option for me. I have attached a few pictures to better illustrate my question. Thanks.

4 answers to What is the Best Treatment for Under Eye Bags and Darkness?

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A filler could work for your eye bags

A hyaluronic acid filler could be a better option for you than surgery. Surgery can often result in a hollowed experience as you get older. see video
Joseph A. Eviatar, MD

Bronx Oculoplastic Surgeon

www.ChelseaEye.com

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Treatment for under eye bags depends on cause

Under eye bags are often caused by fatty tissue in the lower eyelid region. As we age, the support structure of the fat in the eyelid area relaxes allowing protrusion outside the orbital area. Oftentimes there is a history in the family of under eye bags. Sometimes these bags are prominent enough that they actually cause shadowing which appears to be darkness. In this situation, lower blepharoplasty is a nice procedure for both removing the baggy appearance as well as the darkness or... more
Mark Hamilton, MD

Indianapolis Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Lower Eyelids San Diego

Your picture shows a mild contour hollow, or concavity of the lower lid, and some loose extra skin as well. My choice would probably be a very conservative blepharoplasty to remove the extra skin, smooth the lower lid surface, and fill the hollow so instead of absorbing light, creating darkness and the appearance of fatigue, the lower eyelids will reflect light, an appearance of youth and vitality.
Steve Laverson, MD

San Diego Plastic Surgeon
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There is no question that under eye Restylane is your best option.

Kkelley Under eye Restylane will be a great option for you. The challenge is finding the right injector. This service should be consider an advance method. Please do not let a nurse or esthetician attempt your treatment. You need to find ideally a surgeon with a great deal of midface surgical experience to do this service. It is very much like having facial sculpting. You might look on the liquid facelift website for someone in your area. more
Kenneth D. Steinsapir, MD

Los Angeles Oculoplastic Surgeon

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