Are there creams of juvederm that I can use to treat my sunken eyes?

There are no creams to treat sunken eyes. I would suggest an in-person consultation with a plastic surgeon for an evaluation and discussion of treatment options. 

Unfortunately there are no creams on the market to correct sunken eyes.  I would recommend a filler to add volume to your tear troughs. Redensity II or Restylane are both great choices.

Your concerns about your sunken eyes are a very common one. Although there are some creams which contain Hyaluronic Acid (HA), which is the main ingredient in Juvederm, the amount of hyaluronic acid is not enough to correct the appearance of sunken eyes when applied to the skin. They can be effective for helping to build superficial collagen on the surface of the skin, but, the best way to correct the volume loss responsible for the sunken eyes appearance is to inject juvederm into the deeper tissues. Hope this helps answer your question!

There are no good creams that I know of that can treat undereye depressions. You are right by mentioning Juvederm as one of several injectables that can fill the depression, but that requires an injection.

The products available in each country are different. There are no topical fillers or Botox at this time in the United States, but this is an active area of development. For now, Juvederm and similar fillers can only be injected with a needle or cannula. Hyaluronic acid is occasionally seen as an ingredient in some anti-aging creams, but in this form, it acts as a moisturizer and does not go through the skin. This is why a needle is still needed.