Is there a doctor that is experienced in using diluted Radiesse to cover up Tyndall effect?

Radiesse can be used in the lower eyelid-cheek junction but is not ideal for the eyelids or to cover up Tyndall effect. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

Simmi847  A complete examination and consultation are necessary to make appropriate recommendations. I am sorry to hear of your  displeasure with under eye Restylane . While I love to rejuvenate the tear trough area with filler Restylane is not my favorite do to its hydrophilic  properties ( love of water).   I would not consider your plan of  covering the filler up with Radiesse.  While Radiesse is a terrific filler I would not place it superficial, no matter how dilute, as  it can easily further distort your eyelid.  I have been utilizing  hyalourinadase safely for over 20 years.  Patients come to me  from other doctors offices all the time to make Restylane or Juvederm  disappear.  If you were my family member this is the course of action I would take.

A better option would be to use Vitrase to dissolve the HA filler and not cover it up with another product like Radiesse. 

The treatment of choice for this problem is hyaluronIdase. It is a very easy procedure and very safe. don't know what your apprehension is about it but I do it routinely for other doctor's mistakes. It usually works very quickly with one or 2 treatments.