Restylane injected in eye bags and now Doctor claims I developed Xanthelasma. What can I do? (Photo)

It is difficult to tell if you have xanthelasma or it is your Restylane filler.  Fillers do not cause xanthelasma. Please consult a cosmetic dermatologist who can diagnose these lesions and suggest treatment for you.

Hello Tranc2400,Xanthelasma represents cholesterol deposits in the skin that create a yellowish hue.  There is usually a strong genetic component, so if you have a family member with it, then it is that much likely that is what you have.  I would agree that it is coincidental, but that is a known area for xanthelasma to develop. Since it sounds like you aren't pleased with your injector, I'd recommend you consult with another physician to evaluate the area to determine if this is xanthelasma.  If it isn't, and it turns out this is related to your Restylane, then you can receive an injection of hyaluronidase (although it would be very rare for Restylane to last beyond a year in this location).  I hope this helps and good luck.