How much does 2 cc's of the filler Restylane cost in the Greater Toronto Area (Mississauga, Oakville)? (Photo)

These are advanced techniques so be sure to get an
experienced cosmetic dermatologist consultation for recommendations and
treatment options. Filler prices vary by experience and usually $700 per vial in Canada. Stay away from discount places as most volume injectors don't offer discounts. 

Hi and thanks for your question!Undereye filler is a really good option for you and Restylane has a variety of great products including Refyne and the Skinbooster line (Vital light) which could be used to achieve the results you're after.  Product selection will dictate pricing with a single syringe running $600-800.  Discounts for first time clients or promotional pricing shouldn't influence your decision either way.   I'm just curious as to why you're looking for the price for 2cc's?  While you may require 2cc to correct the area, it's been my experience that a graded approach works best - i.e. 1cc and see if you like it, then follow-up for another cc if it isn't quite enough for you.Never the less, it's important to see a qualified and experienced specialist for this particular area as there are some inherent risks.  Microcannula is a great option and would be the only method by which I would approach treating this area.  A qualified Facial Plastic Surgeon, Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon could deliver on the results you're after.  Find someone who you get along with and trust.  Hope you found this helpful.Mike

The cost of 2cc of restylane filler will vary in Toronto partly based on: which filler is being used, which area is being treated, and which injector is treating you. For a highly trained and experienced physician injector such as a dermatologist, treating the tear troughs with 2cc restylane would likely run you between $1200-$1800. It can help with looking less tired and less dark under the eyes.

Dear Aviana,

Thank you for your clinical post and photograph. Hollowing under the eyes is a very common
anatomic variant and usually hereditary in nature when it occurs in someone as
young as yourself. It projects an image
of being tired and is difficult to conceal.
You appear to have the additional anatomic variation of venous
engorgement or under eye veins, which is a bluish discoloration. You have several options and an excellent
non-surgical option is the use of under eye soft tissue fillers such as Restylane
as you outline in your RealSelf post. In
addition, a long pulse YAG laser can be used to reduce the size of the
veins. Radio frequency treatments under
the eye and sometimes a little bit of Botox for the small roll above the under
eye fat pad is also beneficial.

Expert injection in centres and injectors will be able to
review the options with you and most centres should have some type of under eye
filler in their photo gallery. Many centres do offer first time specials or promotions, even
high quality centres to make the first experience affordable as well as
engaging. Ensure that the centre you
select has been offering soft tissue fillers for many years and the injectors
are very adept at the use of non-sharp needle or microcannula, which minimizes
the risk of vascular accidents and filler related blindness.

I’ve been performing soft tissue injections for 20 years and
the past 6 or 7 years have focused on microcannula technique, volume shaping
and under eye rejuvenation. Of course,
one day surgery may be of some interest to you and a simple local anesthetic
transconjunctival approach with fat pad removal is an excellent option.

I hope this information has been of some assistance and best
of luck.

For more information, please review the link below.

R. Stephen Mulholland, M.D.

Certified Plastic Surgeon

Yorkville, Toronto