What filler is best for hollows under eyes? (Photos)

I would consider using a
hyaluronic acid filler like Restylane, which will not cause significant swelling and can last for
over a year. It should be injected deep to allow for a smooth blending of the eyelid cheek
junction. This should be done in the hands of a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Or Dermatologist
with expertise in this area. #plasticsurgery#drrodrohrich#fillers

Hello,
Thank you for your question.
Based on your goals, you may want to consider a
dermal filler. Temporary dermal fillers may provide you with your desired
results with minimal discomfort and recovery times.
I recommend you book a consultation with a
qualified injector, to ensure you're a good candidate for this procedure.
Take care.

The person doing the injection is more important than the filler itself.  Please see an expert for treatment.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question. There are many fillers for the midface and tear troughs. Typically the revolumization process combines. both The small molecule hyaluronic acid fillers, (Belotero) work well in the tear trough. Voluma to cheeks at the same time complements the process. Best wishes.

When I use fillers in this area, my preference is Belotero or Restylane Silk, which have less risk of causing a Tyndall effect.  However, in your mid-50's a lower lid Blepharoplasty with SOOF lift and cheek re-positioning is usually a better choice in terms of resulst and longevity.

I prefer to inject Restylane or Belotero (hyaluronic acid fillers) into the tear trough groove. The filler would be placed in the shadowed area so that it would be at the same level as the fatty bulge to camouflage this problem. This would need to be repeated every 9-12 months or so. One other doctor in this forum recommended injecting Radiesse here -- that is not advised!  It's not dissolvable and is too firm and unpredictable in the under eye area. Be sure your physician is an experienced "core" injector (facial plastic surgeon, plastic surgeon, dermatologist, or occuloplastic surgeon). This is because we all have a keen understanding of facial anatomy and the effects of injecting fillers in different regions of the face.I wish you well!

Thank you for your question and photographs.  I would recommend one of the hyaluronic acid dermal fillers for this portion of the face with restylane, belotero and juvederm all viable options.  Choice of filler can then be tailored to your specific findings on exam.  Because of the little room for error in lower eyelid treatment, be sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon in consultation

The "softer filllers", Restylene, or Belotero are best used under the eyes because they are less dense and therefore more forgiving under the very thin skin of the lower lids.  Another option would be fat which if done correctly can allow you a good long term result.

It is a bit difficult to assess your under eye area fully with only the pictures you provided.  A close up photo of your eyes when you are not smiling would be helpful.  If you are a good candidate for a filler under the eyes, my recommendation would be to use Restylane.  In my experience, this would provide the best result.  

I recommend Restylane or Belotero to help with the under eye hollows.  The crepey skin under the eyes would benefit from microneedling or Fraxel or eMatrix.  Best, Dr. Green