Genetic Tear Trough Problems? (photo)

From the photo you've posted, it certainly looks like you'd benefit from a dermal filler to this area. I suggest consulting in person with a well-trained and experienced injector to discuss your options for best correction.

Of the two Restylane and Juvederm, yes, Restylane is much, much better.  The reason is that Juvederm is "smooth" which is probably marketing speak for "runny." This tendency for Juvederm to spread after injection is helpful for inexperienced injectors.  If they make a lump or bump from treatment, the material tends to spread resolving the issue.  However, this same tendency to spread or runny is a very bad thing in the lower eyelids.  Product that runs tends to collect at the top of the cheek.  This can make a very unattractive ridge.  For this reason, highly experiences injectors like myself prefer Restylane.  Perlane is even thicker and this can make getting a smooth result very hard in a thin lower eyelid like yours.  Finally, it is important that you find a local injector because it is often necessary to have the service adjusted after the initial treatment to get the best possible result.  In Denver, I can recommend Dr. Michael McCracken but there are many other highly qualified individuals in Denver as well.