I had filler put under my eye and it appears that some has been injected under that muscle around the eye (but injected under the eye). I was told by a top dermatologist that it should not be placed under that muscle. I hate the way it makes my eye area look, sticking forward and hard. Can't doctors just fill in the hollow directly without going near that muscle????
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I have significant experience working with under eye fillers. I have many clients under 30 and a few under 20. Since everyone ages differently I don’t believe 19 is too young to start. You can always start with 1 syringe of Voluma split among 2 sides.
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The best way to treat this area would be to have Botox injected into the glabella area. I would also put a small amount of Restylane into this area to give you a beautiful relaxed effect. Please consult a board certified cosmetic dermatologist for the best results. Best, Dr. Green