I had an online consultation with one doctor about getting under eye fillers to reduce dark circles I have had since childhood. He said since my skin is thin under the eyes he was not sure if hyaluronic acid would work and said a collagen filler like Bellafill would be better. I did some reading about Bellafil and saw that it can’t easily be removed like HA filler so I am a bit more cautious to try it. Is it true that HA fillers don’t work when the under eye skin is thin?
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February 19, 2024
Answer: I agree that you have very thin under eye skin.
It is possible that what you are noticing is migrated filler from your most recent injection. I encourage you to return to your injector to discuss your concerns. You can elect to have the filler dissolved if desired.
Yes filler could be an option for you. Usually we would suggest treating the midface and lateral lifting vectors first. Once this is done we would then be able to place a small amount of product in the oral commissures (marionettes)
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