Tear Trough Filler Treatment
Tear trough filler treatment also referred to as under-eye filler or dermal filler, is a popular cosmetic solution for tackling tired-looking eyes.
It is a non-surgical procedure that involves carefully injecting hyaluronic acid into specific areas around the eyes, which works to replace the lost volume brought about through the ageing process.
The outcome is smoother, younger-looking, more radiant skin and a reduction in deep wrinkles and lines and lightning of the area.
Advantage and Features
Best Results
Achieved after 1-3 treatments
Duration of Results
06-09 months
Procedure Time
30 minutes
Aesthetic Practitioner
Medically qualified GMC
registered doctor
Anaesthesia
Local anaesthetic within
the product
Recovery
Immediate recovery
Back to Work
Lunch time procedure! Back to
work the same day
Risks and Complications
Mild to medium
Price
from £400
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The type of filler will be decided after the consultation and assessment of the overall result needed to achieve. Each of these fillers has a specificity that can target a special problem in the tear trough and its use will be decided on after the consultation. Most of these fillers contain local anaesthetic but also some of them also contain vitamins, antioxidants and other beneficial nutrients that help minimise dark circles.
Most patients treated will retain their results for 6-18 months. However, The exact length of how long a tear trough filler will last will depend on the individual. Factors such as age, skin type, metabolism rate, activity levels, lifestyle etc all affect the length of the treatment.
Dr Wafaa is a high advocate of the Cannula technique. This is where the Tear Trough Dermal Filler is injected into the Tear Trough via a microcannula. An insertion point is made using a small needle around the cheekbone area so that the microcannula can be fed through. This means that tear trough dermal filler can be injected more precisely and carefully into the delicate area under the eye. The cannula technique allows for less chance of bruising and is generally pain-free. More importantly, the cannula technique is much safer especially around this highly sensitive area.
You should avoid massaging the area for up to five days while the filler is still soft. This will prevent any movement of the filler and will keep the finished result looking perfect. Also no exercise, or treatments on that area.
During tear trough assessment a thorough consultation and examination will be done to assess the region needed to be treated including the orbital skin. It would be advisable then to have skincare treatment for the area of rehydration or even sometimes anti-wrinkle injection in order to improve the overall appearance of the tear trough region.
