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Article

July 1, 2005

Tear trough deformities benefit from hyaluronic acid

New Orleans — Hyaluronic acid is a satisfactory alternative for correction of tear trough deformity in a diverse cross section of people, and an excellent choice for tear trough volume restoration in select candidates. The best candidate is a younger person who has thicker skin and minimal to moderate volume loss, according to New York City cosmetic surgeon Haideh Hirmand, M.D., plastic surgery clinical assistant professor of surgery, Cornell Medical College.

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