Juvelook is good for filling in sunken under-eye volume, right? I'm curious about your satisfaction level.

I'm often told that I look tired. I have several shallow, pitted scars on the front of my cheeks from squeezing pimples incorrectly in the past, and as I've gotten older, the skin under my eyes and the boundary between my cheekbones has sunk in, making my face look very tired and aged. I'm afraid to get fillers because I'm worried they might leave visible lines or sag unnaturally. What do you think of Juvelook...?

I looked into it and found out that there are different types based on particle size: regular Juvelook and Juvelook Volume, which adds extra volume. For someone like me who wants to smoothly fill in the surface of sunken scars while naturally restoring volume to the sunken areas under the eyes or on the cheeks, which type do people usually get treated with? Is it possible to mix them?

My biggest concern is the time it takes for the skin to naturally fill in after the procedure. I heard that it works by allowing my own skin to gradually fill in over time; do I need to wait a few months to see real results? I am also wondering if there was any unevenness in the skin with Juvelook during the process of the skin subsiding and then filling in again over time.