Is Volbella good for tear trough?

Vobella is a fairly new injectable similar to the other juvederm products.  It is very soft and used for fine line and wrinkles or lip enhancements.  It does not add a ton of volume to the lips but rather fills in the vertical lines.  I do not use vobella in the tear trough cause the skin is so thin it is too easy to create lumps if injected  superficially.  I prefer to use voluma deep on the bone to address tear troughs and have had good results.  

Volbella is a hyaluronic acid filler that was designed for enhancing the lips, but can also be an excellent option for the tear troughs. There are also a variety of fillers that can be used in this area. The choice of filler is all really dependent on the look you want to achieve. It is always good to discuss with your physician which one would be the best one to use to fulfill your expectations.

Each aesthetic provider has their own preferred product to use in specific areas of the face. So it's up to their own experiences to determine what filler would be best. Tear troughs, a very delicate area, is vulnerable if over-treated, or "puffy eyes" when treated with HA fillers. Volbella is FDA approved for lips and lip lines, and tends to work well when injected superficially in these areas. In tear troughs, if injected too superficially, can result in the "puffy eye" look. Generally, this can happen with all HA fillers, so be sure your provider is experienced in treating this area of the face, and can share his/her confidence with the product being used. 

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Thank you for your question ...This is an excellent filler for tear troughs Volbella is a softer and thinner product and is less likely to cause a tindal effect
good luck 
Güncel Öztürk MD

Volbella is a newer HA filler that works incredibly well in the tear trough area. Because of it's small particle size and Vycross technology, it does not create a lot of swelling when injected and integrates well with the surrounding tissue, giving results for up to 12 months. The small molecule size is also important because should it be injected too superficially, it will not create a Tyndall effect (a blue-white hue that can appear on the skin), which is possible with other HA filler of a larger particle size. While product selection is any important part of tear trough augmentation, technique is equally, if not more, important. Due to the anatomy of the tear trough, we recommend a blunt-tip micro-canula instead of traditional needles to lower the risk for bruising and swelling. Regardless of product selection, make sure to use an HA filler (for it's reversibility, should it be warranted) and a micro-cannula for injection (for it's safety). Volbella also works beautifully for ‘smoker’s lines’ (vertical lines around the mouth) as well as for subtle lip augmentation and enhancement.

This is an excellent filler for tear troughs.  This is a very delicate filler for a very delicate anatomic area.  The newer VyCross technology seems to have a lesser tendency to cause a Tendle effect.