Addressing the Visible Signs of Facial Aging
Tear trough fillers are perfect for achieving a smooth, rejuvenated under-eye area. By addressing hollows and fine lines, this treatment enhances your eyes’ appearance, leaving you looking brighter, well-rested, and more confident.
Performed by skilled practitioners, our tear trough filler treatments target under-eye hollows with precision. Using advanced techniques, this quick and minimally invasive procedure delivers natural-looking, long-lasting results tailored to your unique needs.
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Types
Structural Tear Trough Deformity
- Description: A pronounced anatomical groove or deep hollow under the eyes, often seen in younger individuals due to facial bone structure.
- Common Causes: Genetic predisposition or skeletal anatomy.
- Treatment Options: Hyaluronic acid fillers to smooth the contour or corrective options in more severe cases.
Pigmented Tear Trough Deformity
- Description: Dark circles caused by hyperpigmentation in the under-eye area rather than shadowing.
- Common Causes: Genetics, chronic rubbing of the eyes, or sun damage.
- Treatment Options: Chemical peels, laser treatments, and topical depigmentation agents.
Vascular Tear Trough Deformity
- Description: Caused by visible blood vessels or bluish discoloration under thin, translucent skin.
- Common Causes: Genetics, lack of fat in the under-eye region, or aging.
- Treatment Options: Tear trough fillers to camouflage discoloration, combined with vascular laser treatments, skin-thickening treatments like microneedling or PRP (platelet-rich plasma).
Pseudo Tear Trough Deformity
- Description: The appearance of a tear trough caused by puffiness or fluid retention in the under-eye area, rather than true hollowness.
- Common Causes: Allergies, poor sleep, or fluid imbalance.
- Treatment Options: Lifestyle adjustments, lymphatic drainage massage, or treatments targeting puffiness like radiofrequency therapy.
Treatment
- Advantages and Considerations
- Quick and Minimally Invasive: These procedures are performed in-office, typically taking less than an hour, with results visible almost immediately.
- Reversible and Adjustable: Unlike surgical options, fillers can be adjusted or even dissolved if needed, making it a flexible option.
- Limited Duration: Results are not permanent, so maintenance treatments are needed to sustain the appearance.
Dermal Fillers
Fillers like hyaluronic acid are injected into specific areas under the eye to add volume, and create a more balanced appearance. Results typically last between 12 to 24 months, with minimal downtime.
Skin Tightening Treatments
- What It Does: Firms and tightens the under-eye area by stimulating collagen.
- Types: Radiofrequency (e.g., Thermage), ultrasound (e.g., Ultherapy).
- Ideal For: Loose skin and mild hollowness.
- Downtime: None to minimal.
Microneedling
- What It Does: Stimulates collagen and elastin production, thickens skin, and improves texture.
- Procedure: Microneedling creates micro-injuries, and PRP, Exosomes, Polynucleotide is applied to enhance healing and rejuvenation.
- Ideal For: Fine lines, thin skin, and mild pigmentation.
- Downtime: Minimal; redness may last 1-2 days.
Laser Treatments
- What It Does: Targets pigmentation, improves skin thickness, and stimulates collagen production.
- Types: Fractional CO2, IPL (Intense Pulsed Light), or Nd:YAG lasers.
- Ideal For: Pigmentation, fine lines, and vascular issues.
- Downtime: Minimal to moderate, depending on the laser type.
Chemical Peels
- What It Does: Reduces pigmentation and improves skin texture under the eyes.
- Types: Glycolic acid, lactic acid, or TCA peels.
- Ideal For: Hyperpigmentation and mild skin irregularities.
- Downtime: Varies; mild redness and peeling may occur.
