Restylane Under Eyes But Hollows Are Still There? (photo)

It is possible that your physician did not use enough of the Restylane and has taken a conservative approach if your hallows are still present.  The Restylane will not improve a purple/red look under the eyes. In this situation, laser and/or bleaching creams may help, but it would really depend on your individual circumstances.  Sometimes, dark circles under the eyes may be due to:


1) A shadowing effect which is generated by herniation of the fats pads present in the eyelids. 
2) The skin under the eyes thinning out as an individual ages, making the dark circles even more obvious (blood vessels are more noticeable).

I would recommend following up with your physician who performed the injections, and discussing what treatments may best suit your needs. Thanks and I hope this helps!

I would follow-up with the provider to determine whether or not you just need more product. It's not a bad idea to re-treat after starting with a conservative amount - and you'll likely be happy with the results after adding more product.

  It is hard to evaluate the results of your treatment without seeing photos from before.  Certainly, you lost nothing from having this done, and can easily return for additional treatment, and your doctor cannot be faulted for staying within your budget or for being conservative, knowing that more can be added.  IMHO, the problem with using 2 ml under each eye (4 syringes total) as was suggested, is that it becomes quite costly, and from that view point, surgery may look like a better option.