What is the best filler for tear troughs when you have thin skin? (Photo)

We prefer using a soft and thinner filler for the tear troughs like Belotero. Restylane may be a little too firm and can cause a Tyndall Effect (a bluish hue) underneath the skin for those who have lighter and thinner skin. Juvederm may draw in too much water and can cause excess swelling. It is best to have a consultation with your medical provider so that they can assess the proper material for your skin type and anatomy. Good Luck. 
Chase Lay, MD 

My my belief is that there is no better filler for the tear trough area than the patient's own fat. Even when the patients have thicker skin and some fat present in the area. The results from fat grafting should be permanent and natural as long as they are performed by a plastic surgeon who is well-versed in fat grafting techniques. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City plastic surgery