Hollow eyes. How much will it cost and when can you do it?

This is very simple and non-invasive procedure, within minutes your eyes will look refreshed, you may have some swelling and bruising for the first couple of days. I suggest you seek an experienced injector who can provide you with the look you're trying to accomplishKenneth Hughes MD 

Thank you for your inquiry. This is something a board certified plastic surgeon can help you with. Restylane, Perlane, Juvederm or any hyaluronic acid injectable can be used to fill the volume loss. If there is an under eyelid issue, a blepharoplasty may be required. Please consult with a plastic surgeon for best results and assessment 

Hi there, It is difficult to figure out exactly what you mean without seeing photographs. I practice in Montclair, NJ and would probably use Restylane to fill the area under your eyes. I recommend you see a board certified dermatologist who has a specialty injecting under the eyes since this is a very tricky area. Good luck, Dr. Downie.

It depends on what you mean by "hollow eyes" and hard to give any real recommendations without a photo. Filler is a very common and suitable fix for many people with hollow under eyes, however it is not appropriate for everyone. If you are a candidate, a small amount of Restylane could be injected underneath the eyes to give you a more awakened and refreshed look. Results typically last for about 4-6 months and the procedure is quick and painless. I am a New York board-certified dermatologist very experienced in injecting the tear troughs and would be happy to help you.

One has to be more specific or at least show photos. If you mean that the lower lids have depressions underneath them along the lid cheek junction or tear trough region, then perhaps fillers might be helpful.

It is difficult without a photo to know exactly what you mean. there are many modalities that can treat this type of complaint. See a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon for evaluation and treatment

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, it's difficult to make an assessment without photos. If you mean hollowness under the eyes, then there are a variety of ways to improve upon this - fillers, surgery, fillers and lasers, surgery and fat grafting. If you mean hollowness on the upper lids, the same modalities apply. Your best bet is to post photos and to better describe what your desires are so we can be more helpful. Best of luck! 

Please post photos.  Hollowness could refer to upper or lower lids, or both. You may be a candidate for fillers in the lower lids/tear troughs.  Pricing for blepharoplasty will depend entirely on what procedures are contemplated.