Would I benefit from Sculptra in the upper cheek and hollowed out eye area? (photos)

Sure - sculptra is a good choice, and another one is Radiesse. These are both fillers that are less hydrophilic (less likely to attract water) and work well. Additionally, there are cheek implants that may be a good option

You should absolutely NOT have Sculptra injected into your upper cheek/lower eyelid area as it may lead to significant complications. Your best option is to have autologous fat grafting. When fat grafting is performed by a Plastic Surgeon with a great deal of experience in fat grafting techniques, the results are natural and permanent. Fat grafting is almost like having silly putty placed over your face where it’s needed, but it’s done with a tiny cannula from within. The recovery is extremely easy and painless at least, in my hands. Using fat grafting, you can create the face that you’ve always wanted. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City Plastic Surgery.

Hi there,

Sculptra would be great in cheek and also lower face but Sculptra can not be used in the tear trough area.
Restylane is great in the tear trough area as long as it is injected properly there will be no issues.
See an expert injector.
Best of luck!