Under-Eye Fillers
Under-eye fillers aim to address hollowing and shadowing beneath the eyes using soft-consistency hyaluronic acid products suitable for this area.
What Are Under-Eye Fillers?
Under-eye hollowing can cause light to create shadows and produce a tired appearance. Small amounts of products specifically intended for the eye area are used to support this transition zone.
The under-eye region is delicate, and not every under-eye concern is suitable for fillers. Bags, loose skin and color differences require separate assessment. Alternatives are explained openly when fillers are unsuitable.
How Is the Procedure Performed?
- Assessment. The under-eye structure is examined, distinguishing hollowing, bags and discoloration.
- Preparation. The area is cleaned; an anesthetic cream may be applied for comfort.
- Treatment. Small amounts of product are injected gradually using a cannula or fine needle.
- Review. The balance of light and shadow is assessed, and aftercare advice and follow-up appointment details are provided.
Who May Be Considered for Treatment?
- People who notice under-eye hollows
- People who look tired even when well rested
- People concerned about under-eye shadows
- People tired of camouflaging the area with concealer
Fillers may be unsuitable for pronounced bags or advanced skin laxity; this distinction receives particular attention during assessment.
After Treatment
Mild swelling and, rarely, small bruises may occur after treatment and usually subside within a few days. The final appearance is assessed once swelling has decreased; advice is tailored to the individual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my dark circles improve too?
Pigment-related darkness is not the primary target of fillers; they may help with shadows caused by hollowing. This distinction is made during assessment.
Is the procedure safe?
The eye area requires experience; treatment is planned with a suitable product, technique and medical assessment, and potential risks are explained beforehand.
How long does it last?
Products used in this area generally remain for a long time; duration varies with individual factors and is monitored during follow-up.
Appointment for a Medical Assessment
A medical assessment determines whether under-eye fillers are suitable for you. Contact us with your questions or to request an appointment.
The information on this page is for general information only and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. Treatment suitability, scope and potential results vary from person to person and require a medical assessment.
