Can you have sculptra under eyes, as well as fillers?

The hyaluronic acid fillers (Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero) are preferred for their softness and naturalness and also the ability to dissolve and correct a problem in this thin and more technical area to fill. However, that being said, I do use small amounts of Sculptra just below the thin tissue of the tear trough and infraorbital rim to get more volume which helps in the properly selected patient. It needs to be minimal and done in several sessions to avoid problems. I use Juvederm Ultra with a Belotero overlay to best correct the thin eyelid-cheek areas of the tear trough and infraorbital rim region.

I do not use Sculptra under the eyes because the skin is very thin there and visible bumps can occur.  The only filler I recommend using under the eyes is any of the hyaluronic acid fillers, but my preference is Restylane in that area.