Facial indentations & under eye drooping, can I smooth them out with filler or surgery? (Photos)

I would recommend removing all of the remaining Restylane. Your cheeks look boggy. You may benefit from corrective filler service after that or you might be a candidate for surgery. An in-person assessment would is necessary to have a reasonable idea of what your are likely to benefit from.

For facial indentations, the use of a low viscosity, cohesive, malleable HA filler injected superficially can elevate upper facial indentations and smooth the transition between the upper cheeks and the lower lid regions. This is NOT an region or a technique that should be left to the hands of an inexperienced, novice injector accutsomed to the simple use of plain Restyalne or ordinary Juvederm for treating smile lines You would be wise to make sure to consult an experienced, board certified dermatologist filler injector. Best of luck and Happy New Year.