I'm considering getting radiesse under my eyes to help with the Bags.....what is your opinion. I've been reading a lot of reviews that don't suggest it under the eyes. I'm 27 so my skin should not be to thin. I'm considering getting radiesse under my eyes to help with the Bags. What is your opinion? I've been reading a lot of reviews that don't suggest it used under the eyes. I'm only 27, so my skin should not be to thin, thereby probably suited for the treatment.
Answer: Avoid thicker dermal fillers under the eyes A good exam by a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon would be the best place to start. The question is what exactly is the anatomic issue that is causing the aged or "tired" look of your lower eyelids: is it too much skin, bulging fat, a deep tear trough, or a combination of these factors? Once the problem is properly identified, then you will have some options.
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Answer: Avoid thicker dermal fillers under the eyes A good exam by a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon would be the best place to start. The question is what exactly is the anatomic issue that is causing the aged or "tired" look of your lower eyelids: is it too much skin, bulging fat, a deep tear trough, or a combination of these factors? Once the problem is properly identified, then you will have some options.
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Answer: Radiesse for Under Eye Bags at 27 Radiesse is actually an excellent choice for the under eye area, provided that it is being used skillfully by an experienced practitioner. The reason is that it is a white colored substance that offers the appropriate level of support to help reshape or reposition mild to moderate bags so that they don’t protrude. Also the coloration of Radiesse helps it to camouflage darkness beneath the eyes as well. The risk with hyaluronic acid fillers is that it is a clear gel which is subject to a light bending phenomenon known as the Tyndall effect, resulting in bluish hue.You can see a patient example of Radiesse used in the under eye area by clicking the link below.
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Answer: Radiesse for Under Eye Bags at 27 Radiesse is actually an excellent choice for the under eye area, provided that it is being used skillfully by an experienced practitioner. The reason is that it is a white colored substance that offers the appropriate level of support to help reshape or reposition mild to moderate bags so that they don’t protrude. Also the coloration of Radiesse helps it to camouflage darkness beneath the eyes as well. The risk with hyaluronic acid fillers is that it is a clear gel which is subject to a light bending phenomenon known as the Tyndall effect, resulting in bluish hue.You can see a patient example of Radiesse used in the under eye area by clicking the link below.
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September 9, 2016
Answer: Radiesse Is Not For Use Under Eyes It is not recommended to place Radiesse at the under eye area. This is a thick product and is white in color, so it can cause visible and palpable lumpiness and is much more visible due to the thinness of the skin underneath the eye. There are other products such as Juvederm or Restylane that work well for the under eye area, but must be injected by a skilled practitioner as this is considered an off-label treatment.
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September 9, 2016
Answer: Radiesse Is Not For Use Under Eyes It is not recommended to place Radiesse at the under eye area. This is a thick product and is white in color, so it can cause visible and palpable lumpiness and is much more visible due to the thinness of the skin underneath the eye. There are other products such as Juvederm or Restylane that work well for the under eye area, but must be injected by a skilled practitioner as this is considered an off-label treatment.
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May 11, 2016
Answer: Hyaluronic acid fillers for under eyes are best. I never use Radiesse under the eyes. You should stick with a Hyaluronic acid based product which will have a smoother more natural finish, and is reversible. Make sure you are seeing a Board Certified Dermatologist or Plastic surgeon for best results.
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May 11, 2016
Answer: Hyaluronic acid fillers for under eyes are best. I never use Radiesse under the eyes. You should stick with a Hyaluronic acid based product which will have a smoother more natural finish, and is reversible. Make sure you are seeing a Board Certified Dermatologist or Plastic surgeon for best results.
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January 12, 2016
Answer: Not for under the eyes. Radiesse is best used in the deeper tissues of the cheeks and to fill the temples, jawline and back of the hands. It should not be used under the eyelids or in the mouth.
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January 12, 2016
Answer: Not for under the eyes. Radiesse is best used in the deeper tissues of the cheeks and to fill the temples, jawline and back of the hands. It should not be used under the eyelids or in the mouth.
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May 6, 2013
Answer: Radiesse for Midface, Not Under Eye Region
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May 6, 2013
Answer: Radiesse for Midface, Not Under Eye Region
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