Are these tear trough deformities? Is it likley that one injection will be enough? I have put a white dot to where the hollow shadow ends as it may not be so clear on the pictures. Does this extend down to my cheek therefore needing more than one injection?
December 7, 2015
Answer: Treatment of tear troughs with fillers Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photos. It appears that your tear troughs are the problem. Restylane is best for this area. It does not swell or cause a blue hue like Juvederm can and lasts longer than Belotero. The treatment should be slightly less than you probably need with a touch up 2-3 weeks later. This gives the most precise and natural results. Your lower eyelids probably require a 1cc syringe of Restylane. Good luck.
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December 7, 2015
Answer: Treatment of tear troughs with fillers Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photos. It appears that your tear troughs are the problem. Restylane is best for this area. It does not swell or cause a blue hue like Juvederm can and lasts longer than Belotero. The treatment should be slightly less than you probably need with a touch up 2-3 weeks later. This gives the most precise and natural results. Your lower eyelids probably require a 1cc syringe of Restylane. Good luck.
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December 7, 2015
Answer: Tear trough injections You have a fairly deep and long tear trough, so there is a good chance you may need 2 syringes. But you can always start with one and see how you do. Juvederm is not the filler of choice for this area as it can get very swollen for long periods of time.
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December 7, 2015
Answer: Tear trough injections You have a fairly deep and long tear trough, so there is a good chance you may need 2 syringes. But you can always start with one and see how you do. Juvederm is not the filler of choice for this area as it can get very swollen for long periods of time.
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