What is the best filler for tear troughs? (Photo)

Thanks for the question. Smoother fillers like Restylane tend to be preferred as a tear trough treatment because they can produce the most natural results. However, the choice of filler is not the most important selection in ensuring a successful treatment. The experience and expertise of your injector are the most critical factors in ensuring a positive result. Make sure the doctor you work with is board certified and has extensive experience in filling the tear trough area to ensure an optimal outcome. 

Hello and thank you for your question. Smooth filler formulations like Restylane or Belotero tend to work best in this delicate area. However, the experience and expertise of your physician are the most critical factors in ensuring a safe and successful procedure. Injecting the tear troughs requires a substantial amount of precision in terms of placement and dosing amount. Make sure the doctor you choose is both board certified and has expertise in injectable treatments in this area. 

Hi and thank you for your questions and providing a photo. Technique and depth of placing fillers are key in achieving natural results. I actually prefer to use  Restylane for the delicate area under the eyes as it has the right consistency. But I place the filler deep. It would be best to consult an experienced practitioner in person, so he/she can assess the area and recommend the best treatment option for you. If it is the filler causing the puffiness on the right side, you may need to have it dissolved before trying again. 
Hope this helps. 

Fillers like Belotero, Volbella, and Restylane Silk are good for improving under the eyes, but keep in mind that a combination approach will give the most improvement. My patients try to get non-surgical treatments to avoid surgery, so we use fillers, lasers, microneedling/PRP and stem cells. I suggest consulting with an expert to develop a treatment plan best suited for you. Best, Dr. Emer

This is a great question.  It is important to address the entire face when attempting to correct a specific area of the face.  It may be necessary to augment your midface as well as your "tear-troughs" to get a complete corrections and natural result.  Tear-troughs are one of the most difficult areas of the face to inject well.  Swelling can be significant and last from days to weeks.  It is important to choose a very experienced injector that does this type of procedure often.  You may also consider PDO threads in conjunction with filler to get a beautiful result.

Thank you for your question. In the UK the preferred under eye filler is Teosyal  Redefine 2. There are no surprises with this filler as it is very fine and you can build up the tear trough deformity slowly and with accuracy. A common error by practitioners is to leave under eye filler too superficial, so that in a few months it can form a blob or swelling like appearance on the skin. This change can be triggered by many things including having a cold or being unwell. I hope my answer helps!!

Hello and thanks for your question.  Juvederm volbella is what we prefer to use. It is a very thin, smooth filler, perfect for the delicate skin under eyes.  It is hard to tell looking at the photos provided if there is swelling present or remaining filler.  Follow up with your provider to discuss concerns. Hope this helps!

Thanks for your question and your photo.  I personally like using Restylane. I feel it's properties are perfect for laying down right on top of the orbital bone and giving the boost needed in this area. Do your homework and find an  experienced and well trained physician injector to treat this area for you as it is NOT a task for a novice injector. Best of luck to you.

I like Juvederm Volbella.  It has an anesthetic and doesn't cause swelling.  I am not sure what is available in your country, however.  Good luck !

Even though Restylane can be used in a tear trough area, it frequently results in the formation of a bag with bluish discoloration. It is for those reasons that I recommend that the patients have fat grafting to the area which produces natural and permanent results with no overcorrection required. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City