Hollowness Under Eyes After Radiesse

Hi Judy,
Sounds like either too much Radiesse or improperly placed and feathered Radiesse. Massage, massage, massage, and see your injecting physician.
Part of the darkness under your eyes may be due to some residual deep bruising. If things don't get better within two, three weeks, you and your physician may consider adding some Restylane in the lower eyelid hollows.
Injecting filler in the eyelid hollows is a most advanced technique and requires skill and experience. Make sure that you choose your injector most carefully. Good luck, be well, and let us know how it goes.
Dr. P

 

Radiesse is an excellent option for the augmentation of the cheek area. When receiving this injection, it is important to work with a board-certified plastic surgeon who has a great deal of experience in facial rejuvenation. A plastic surgeon will be able to determine how much Radiesse to inject into the cheeks to not only augment this area but to balance this area with the other components of the face. As you may have noticed, too much injection into the cheeks may create an uneven result or may on balance the harmony of the face and draw attention to areas of the face that lacks volume such as the lower eye. At this point, consult with a plastic surgeon who can determine if you may benefit from a small procedure or injection into the infraorbital area or if your best bet is to wait for the results of the Radiesse to eventually wear off.

The hollowness under your eye may be the result of a few different things. It could be from over filling the cheek and not feathering it into the lower eyelid inferior orbital rim region, it could be shadowing, or it could be swelling. If it is from not feathering or appears hollow, then I would recommend some filler there. If it is from swelling, then I would wait a few more weeks to see if it subsides.