Table 1.

Criteria for Candidacy

Ideal candidate	Treat with caution	Do not recommend treating
Good skin quality and elasticity	Prolapsed fat pads	Periocular erythema
Minimal volume loss (able to be corrected with 0.5 cc or less)	Skin laxity	History of prolonged periocular swelling
No superficial contour issues	Static rhytids	Double contours (visibility of both orbicularis retaining ligament and zygomatico-cutaneous ligament)
No visible veins	Need for more than 1.0 cc	Prominent swollen malar mounds
	Visible veins	Severe skin laxity
	Thin skin
	On blood thinners
	Rosacea or eczema
	History of allergies
	Auto-immune disease
	Mild malar edema
	History of facial swelling