Under Eye Fillers
Under eye fillers are injectable treatments that reduce hollows, dark circles, and tear troughs for a refreshed, youthful appearance.
Under eye fillers are injectable treatments, usually made of hyaluronic acid, designed to reduce hollows, tear troughs, and dark circles, giving a refreshed, youthful appearance.
Reduce hollows and tear troughs
Minimize dark circles caused by shadowing
Smooth fine lines under the eyes
Create a refreshed, youthful, and natural appearance
Tear trough depressions
Hollow under-eye areas
Fine lines or minor wrinkles in the under-eye region
Areas where shadowing causes the appearance of dark circles
What to Expect
Pre-Treatment
Before your under eye filler procedure, a consultation is required to discuss your goals, medical history, and any allergies. Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, or supplements like aspirin and fish oil for a few days to minimize bruising. Arrive with a clean face, and your provider may recommend a topical numbing cream for added comfort.
Post-Treatment
After treatment, mild swelling, redness, or bruising under the eyes is normal and usually resolves within a few days. Avoid rubbing, massaging, or applying pressure to the area, as well as strenuous exercise and extreme heat for the first 24–48 hours. Results are visible immediately, with the final smooth contour appearing over 1–2 weeks as swelling subsides.
Frequently Asked Questions
The filler integrates with the delicate tissue under the eyes, providing lift, smoothing depressions, and softening shadows for a natural, rejuvenated appearance.
Reduce under-eye hollows and tear troughs
Minimize dark circles caused by shadowing
Smooth fine lines and minor wrinkles
Achieve a refreshed, youthful, and natural-looking appearance
Tear trough depressions
Hollow under-eye areas
Fine lines and minor wrinkles
Shadowed areas that create the appearance of dark circles
Adults with mild to moderate under-eye hollows, tear troughs, or shadowing who want a refreshed, youthful look. A consultation ensures safety and proper treatment planning.
Yes. Hyaluronic acid-based fillers can be dissolved with a special enzyme if adjustments or reversal are needed.