Hereditary Hollow Lower Lids and Thin Skin. Is Restylane the Best Treatment?

Restylane can help augment this area but I find less risk of lumpiness when it injected below the muscle rather than immediately under the skin. Many of the patients who are dissatisfied with their results and complain of lumpiness appear to have had Restylane, or Juvederm, injected superficially above the muscle. The thin skin here shows the lumpiness.

For a more permanent correction you might want to consider micro-fat transfer to your cheek/lower lid junction. Fat transfer procedures are performed using a local anesthetic, with or without IV sedation or general anesthesia, depending on the extent of the procedure and recommendations of your surgeon. This is highly technique specific so pick someone with extensive experience in this technique.#FatTransferLowerLids#LowerLidfatTransfer

The problem with thin skin and a hollow area under the eyes is that the color of any filler might shown through. Any of the HA fillers such as Restyane or Juvederm can present a bluish color called the Tyndall effect, whereas Radiesse does not, so it may not have been a terrible choice. In my view the best answer is often fat injections, which can be permanent and look very natural if done skillfully.