Approximately how much do tear trough fillers cost? Bilaterally.

Thank you for your question. Most patients will be treated with 1 syringe of restylene or juvaderm ultra for both eyes.  Prices will range in the area where you reside.  Range from 400-600  a syringe.  Select an expert injector. Best Wishes.

Thank you for sharing your excellent question.  Cost will depend on a number of factors - the exact Restylane product used, the amount required to achieve your desired appearance, medical doctor versus spa injector, and the area of the country you are in.  Though cost plays a role in all decisions be sure to seek out a specialist in consultation to ensure an appropriate result.  Best wishes.

I typically use a 0.5ml syringe of Restylane for tear troughs and charge $400. It works well and can stay there from six months to two years. RegardsDr.J

We charge $590 for each syringe of fillers (Restylane, Juvederm, or Perlane).  We have a very effective local anesthetic ointment and have laughing gas available for $50. Restylane may be useful for the tear troughs if they are linear and well-defined.  If your tear troughs are poorly defined, then Juvederm may be a better choice.For tear troughs, 0.5 to 0.75 cc (half to three-quarters syringe) is a typical starting dose.  The remainder may be injected elsewhere (lips, creases, etc.), if desired.

Restylane is a good filler for tear trough treatment.  I often dilute it a bit so that it flows smoother.  Best of luck.

In the right patient, Restylane works great for filling of tear troughs.  Restylane is my preferred filler in this area because it is reversible and does not cause much swelling.  Injection of tear troughs is an advanced technique.  I charge more for this than for standard filler injections.  I usually prefer to use a cannula for filling of tear troughs to minimize the risk of bruising and side effects.  I would suggest that you see an experienced doctor who is comfortable using cannulas in this area.  Of course, first you need to be evaluated to make sure that you are a good candidate for this procedure.   

Remember, it's better to get nothing done than a bad injection that will make you look funny and swollen. You will find a doctor to inject the tear troughs but you should think twice about having it done.  Instead, you should get yourself evaluated by a board certified plastic surgeon to get an expert opinion about different options.  It's more complicated than you think about what treatments may be best for you.  Good luck!