Tyndall Effect: Make It a Desirable Effect?
asked 1 year ago by carlglcass in NY
Latest answer by Peter A. Aldea, MD
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I have a blueish tint under eyes due to thin skin and blood vessels. If the 'blue' tyndall effect i caused by the filler being transparent, could a white filler hide the existent blue if injected superficially creating a good effect? Thanks.
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Using Radiesse or Fat to decrease lower Lid bluish pigmentation
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I have a blueish tint under eyes due to thin skin and blood vessels. If the 'blue' tyndall effect i caused by the filler being transparent, could a white filler hide the existent blue if injected superficially creating a good effect? Thanks."
EXCELLENT question. Some doctors feel this way and recommend the use of Radiesse in this location just because it is white and it will decrease the bluish hue seen in...
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