Want to fix outer eye hollows, doctor has recommended Pelleve, looking for input on efficacy of Pelleve for eye hollows. Thanks.

If someone has sagging skin that has left some hollowness, let's say in the upper cheek, then Pelleve might help lift some of the facial tissues and minimize, not eliminate the hollowness. When there is a significant depression in the skin, with a marked sharp border around the void, I would not expect any tightening of skin around the area to help lift that depression. Fillers are usually better for that but there are risks when fillers are done around the eyes so speak with your physician before trying them. I like Belotero and Restylane for that area.The information provided in Dr. Shelton's
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Hollows below the eyes, particularly when they are localized to the sides of the eyes, respond very well in my experience to the use of fillers, particularly Restylane (diluted) and better still, Belotero Balance, which has little tendency to result in the unwanted bluish Tyndall Effect that may result when fillers are injected too superficially or within the very thin skin under and around the eyes.In general, using a blunt cannula introduced from the lateral cheek area (rather than employing a series of sharp needle prcks directly into the hollows), tiny amounts of filler may be introduced to lift and smooth the hollow with little chance of bruising. The procedure typically takes about five minutes to perform and the results are immediate and gratifying after just one treatment.I am quite skeptical that any radiosurgical device, which would include Pelleve, would do much for improving the depths of those hollows, even after a full series of treatments. At best, such devices yield variable and often subtle results in texture and tightening and little in the way of elevating depressions or hollows.  Be sure to consult with a board certified aesthetic physician who has experience with all currently available techniques for dealing with undereye hollows.

Thank you for your email and photos. You have been misinformed. You need volume replacement with fat or filler not a radiofrequency treatment.I am truly astounded that any knowledgeable physician would recommend such a treatmemt.Run dont walk to a board certified plastic surgeon for consultation.Please read the link below.