Darkness Under Eyes Made Worse By Hyaluronidase - Laser Correction?

Dark hollows under the eyes is a common complaint.  Filler can be used to address the hollow if it causes darkness from a shadow, but will not affect the skin itself.  A laser resurfacing can tighten the skin and reduce fine lines, but often will still not address the dark skin.

It seems you have tried a filler and not been happy with the results.  This is a very precise area to treat and must be done by someone who is very experienced with filling this area.  I would recommend trying a filler again, but be sure to give yourself time to heal from the filler and hyaluronidase - a week is still very early.

Hope this helps.

I have not found lasers to be very effective in reducing the dark color from blood flow. There are some individuals that have true familial hyperpigmentation and althought there is a risk of postinflammatory hyperpigmentation from the treatment, in this case lasers may help. If you just had the fillers dissolved with hyaluronidase, I would not suggest that fillers be repeated this soon.

You are probably still hollow under the eyes, causing a shadow, dark circle effect.  Conservative filling using restylane is a great option for that problem.  Consult an oculoplastic surgeon.

Dr Taban