Celibre Medical Corporation

A: Hello Francolady. If the bluish hue is a product of superficial injections of hyaluronic acid based filler then dissolving it with Hyaluronidase (Hylenex) is a good solution. Have you done this yet? If it's related to a silicon injection, then Hylenex will not work. As an alternative, we have used q-switched lasers in the past for a blue discoloration that was associated with an unknown injection product under the eyes and were able to get rid of the bluish color. It was not the Tyndall effect, it was some kind of oxidation of the unknown substance that caused the blue color.

A: Hello Tony. Thanks for your question. The photos are difficult to see in great detail but it looks like you are a great candidate for Botox (we use Dysport) between the eyes. These neurotoxins relax the muscles, improving the frown lines or 11 lines you see between the eyes. The effects typically last 3-5 months. What's aging you much more is the under eye area or "tear trough". The darkening, shadowing and contours under the eye create a tired appearance. Surgery and dermal fillers are both options to help (see link below).

A: Hello Stel. This does not look like your natural anatomy and does appear to be filler. While it may seem strange for filler to hang around that long, we have seen it in the under-eye area. Your best bet, if you have not done it thus far, is to have it injected with a hyaluronidase solution like Vitrase or Hylenex (see link below). If it is hyaluronic acid based product it should dissolve. From there you can determine how to move forward.

A: Hi apaul. Very sorry to hear about your situation. The scars look like some chicken pox and acne scars we have treated with combination TCA Cross and fractional resurfacing (see link below). These may be an option for you but as you have found out, choosing the right practitioner is most important.

A: Hello lovesu22. You are a better candidate for dermal fillers than blepharoplasty. This type of surgery works best for patients that have excess skin under the eyes. You can have surgery to remove some of the protruding fat but that would still leave you hollow, just smoother. Surgically, we do not recommend fat grafting under the eyes. With dermal fillers under the eyes (link below), you should be able to get good results from s skilled injector. best of luck.