Under Eye Treatment

How it works (at a glance)

• •Targeted volume: Hyaluronic acid filler is precisely placed in the tear trough area to fill hollows.
• •Shadow reduction: Adding volume reduces the shadowing that creates tired or aged appearance.
• •Smooth transition: Creates better continuity between lower eyelid and upper cheek.
• •Advanced technique: Requires expert knowledge of eye anatomy and specialized injection methods.

Who's a good candidate?

• •You have hollowing or deep shadows under your eyes that aren't just from fatigue.
• •Your under-eye concerns are due to volume loss rather than excess skin or puffiness.
• •You have realistic expectations about subtle, natural improvement.
• •You're willing to see a highly experienced injector who specializes in this area.

Treatment day & aftercare

Safety & special considerations

• •Higher risk area due to delicate anatomy and proximity to blood vessels.
• •Common: significant swelling, bruising, and temporary puffiness.
• •Possible: asymmetry, overcorrection appearance, or Tyndall effect (bluish tint).
• •Rare but serious: vascular complications that could affect vision.
• •Critical: choose only highly experienced, specialized injectors for this area.

Investment considerations

• •Typically costs more than other filler treatments due to complexity and expertise required.
• •Usually requires less product than other areas, but technique demands premium pricing.
• •Results tend to last longer than lip or nasolabial fold treatments.
• •Factor in potential need for expert correction if initial results aren't optimal.

Selecting your provider

• •Choose an injector who specializes in tear trough treatments with extensive before/after photos.
• •Ask about their specific training and experience with under-eye anatomy.
• •Consider starting conservatively—this area is easier to add to than correct.
• •Discuss alternative treatments if you're not an ideal candidate for filler.

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