Are There Any Non-surgical Ways to Fix Under Eye Hollows?

For your age, makeup is probably your best option. You should wait a few years before considering any medical aesthetic options.

Tear trough deformities can be treated non-surgically with hyaluronic acid fillers. These include Restylane, Perlane and Juvederm. These materials are highly effective and very safe. In most cases, they last 6 to 9 months and may last up to a year. They are currently the gold standard for treating tear trough deformities.Fillers are an excellent option for treating tear trough deformities, unfortunately, they're probably not indicated in someone who's only fifteen. This type of decision needs to be considered carefully and should always involve the patient's parents. Under these circumstances, it's appropriate to consult a board certified plastic surgeon who will consider the patient's age, anatomic deformity and aesthetic goals.

I’m sorry to hear about the dark circles under your eyes. Unfortunately, any reputable plastic surgeon would not recommend surgery at this time. You may want to consider this makeup tip: apply creamy concealer that has a yellow base and that’s a bit of a lighter shade than your skin. This helps brighten the area. I’m not a makeup artist, but I’ve found this can help. You can always visit a department store or a place like Sephora in your area for more tips. Usually, they have professional makeup artists there who can help you.

Although blepharoplasty surgery is the only treatment that is long lasting there are a few things you can do that are of temporary help. Make sure you have an exam to make sure that you do not have weak eye muscles, ptosis, as your cause by an exam by a board certified specialist. Lower lids: Ceramide creams for the lower lids which in minutes as they dry the clear membrane tightens the lower lid skin minimizing bags and wrinkles. This lasts from 4-8 hrs and can be reapplied as needed. Radiofrequency, laser and peels tighten the skin with minimal downtime. Fillers for fat transfer #lipoinjection, to the lower lid to fill in the cheek-lid depression that casts shadows also helps many. For the upper lids, Botox in the crows feet area just below the brow will gently lift the lateral brow and lift a bit of the hooding on the side of your eye. This lasts about 3-4 months. Make sure you go to an expert injector associated with a Plastic Surgeon, Facial Plastic Surgeon, Dermatologist, or Ophthalmologist skilled in injections.#NonSurgicalLidAlternatives#NonSurgicalEyelidOptions

The best non-surgical treatment for the hollows of the lower eyelids is using fillers. There are many on the market. You should find an oculoplastic surgeon who is comfortable using all the products available so you can have the treatment which is best for your specific issue. I would wait until you are 18 years old before having the procedure done. 

The presence of hollows under the eyes and dark circles was not all that long ago very difficulty to treat. Surgical interventions to stretch the skin in the area, good for fine wrinkles and crinkles, often achieved the opposite effect by accentuating the hollows and shadowing.

Some fairly recent medical revelations have led to a radical shift in our approach. Physicians discovered that the hollows resulted largely from loss of fat volume in the area below the eyes due to shrinkage and gravitational sinking. They also discovered that either in large or part measure,  dark circles resulted from the fact that after the loss of the fat pad, the thin, delicate skin of the lower lid began to reflect the dark color of the small blood vessels and the muscles of facial expression immediately beneath it. These findings led to nonsurgical under eye rejuvenation.

By instilling a filler (I usually prefer Juvederm UltraXC, since it flows smoothly under the thin eyelid skin), you can restore the lost volume to raise the hollow and also brighten the darkness by placing the filler between the dark structures below and the skin. The technique usually takes no more than five minutes per lower eyelid and is relatively painless, since the filler is combined with a local anesthetic. The procedure is one of a number of nonsurgical techniques that usually elicits a "Wow!" from patients the minute they see themselves in the mirror immediately afterward (see link below).

The best non-surgical treatment for under eye hollowness is a filler like Restylane or Juvederm.  This is a simple non-surgical procedure that can be done in the office in just a few minutes.  The results are instant but only last about 6 months.  When you are older you should consider fat transfer, which give nice results and is longer lasting in most cases.

This is an area that responds extremely well to volume fillers such as restylane or juvederm. Those are a great option for all patients, unless their issues are more pronounced. In those situations midface lifting or lower eyelid surgery is typically a better option.

At 15, I am sure you don't need surgical procedures. Some people just have congenitally less volume in that region, which causes the darkening your describe.

While there is not medical issue related to getting fillers at your age, I would not personally recommend it. The treatment is a little uncomfortable and has to be repeated yearly. I am personally very cautious in recommending cosmetic treatments to someone of your age unless it is nasal or ear correction.

Best of luck

There are many ways to describe the dark circles under your eyes, including under the eye hollows or tear trough deformity. The simplest way to treat this would be to fill the sunken area. This can be achieved with a temporary filler (Restylane or Juvederm) or with a permanent filler (fat grafting). Any minor requires signed parental consent. From El Paso.

Deep Tear troughs are common complaints from patients. It's tricky so it should be done by somebody who had lots of experience. I use mostly hyaluronic acid fillers but have also used fat grafting. Hyaluronic acid fillers are so reliable and predictable. They last at least 9 months and I have several patients in whom it has lasted several years.