Dangers and effectiveness of under eyes treatment with Teosyal Redensity II? (photo)

Teosyal Redensity ll is a product created specifically for tear troughs. Ensure you have an expert injector assess you and inject the product. Botox can be used to soften the fine lines around the eye. Hope this helps.

Hello, I personally only use Teosyal Redensity II to treat under eye areas, is one of the best injectables for this area, it comes with a substance that helps the area to appear lighter. I perform the treatment with cannula to avoid bruises, and to place it in the deepest layers in order to avoid puffiness (one of the most common side effects when is not placed in the correct spot) I usually do 1 or 2 sessions to avoid over treated areas. I hope you can find this information helpful. 

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Dr Luis Salazar
Aesthetic Solutions

Hi there thanks for sharing this question.
A proper assessment is needed find out if you’re a suitable person for tear trough injection. It should be avoided if specially in people with puffy eyes in the morning.
If you’re a suitable case then TR 2 is one of the best products to be used.

Teosyal Redensity II is the only product licensed in the UK for the tear trough, or under eye, treatment. It gives lovely natural looking results and lifts the area causing shadows and dark circles under the eye. I like to review my patients 2 weeks after their first treatment, as the filler will then settle. For a natural look it is most likely to be done in 2 stages, this area definitely works best with a 'less is more' philosophy. At the 2 weeks review a second treatment can be done to lift the skin further if it is needed. 
It is always possible that the area can bruise, always consult with an expert medically trained injector who can deliver excellent treatments with minimal side effects. 

Redensity II is the best choice when compared to others because it causes less swelling under the eye. It is the ideal product for this area. Bruising rarely occurs. I like to inject in 2 sessions at 2 weeks apart to minimize any complications. It makes dark under eye circles appear lighter, smoothes wrinkles, and provides a natural plumping effect on the skin.

 

Redensity II is the only filler in Canada actually certified for teartroughs, that is, grooves under the eyes due to loss of volume, leading to the appearance of dark circles. This area needs to be treated by a very experienced injector.Make sure your physician has done lots of similar treatments. I would hope she/he is a cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon who does the injections, not having a staff member do them. I have been in pracice for over 20 years and I have had terrific results with this product. i often only use 1 syringe, and then have my patient return in 2 weeks, to see if more is needed. remember, less is more when it comes to filler, anywhere!As with any filler, side effects can occur, so make sure you fully understand the procedure before you have the treatment.

Hi there,Teosyal - Redensity II is the perfect choice for filling the under eye area when it comes to eliminating dark circles and or hollowness. This product was created with a specific cross-link of hyaluronic acid, allowing for a thinner and lighter solution which I particularly prefer for this sensitive area of the face . Typically for the first visit, I inject 1 syringe split between both tear troughs. Depending on the result, approximately 2 weeks later I ask my patients to return for an additional treatment to make sure the dark circles and or hollowness has been filled. This two-step process ensures the best results are being achieved to minimize complications for a natural and well-rested look. As with any injectable filler, swelling and bruising are normal side effects and should subside within 1-2 weeks. This treatment should be repeated anywhere between 6-9 months, as that's when the product will start to dissolve and metabolize in the body. The cost for this treatment is anywhere between $800-$1,000 (plus tax - depending on your postal or zip code), and I would make sure you consult with a Plastic Surgeon or a Certified Injectable Doctor as technique and experience is important.Hopefully this information helped - good luck with your search!