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Initial consultation
The clinician assesses facial proportions, skin, medical history and previous filler. Important risks and alternatives are also discussed.
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Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Filler Treatment
Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Filler Treatment is a minimally invasive injectable treatment that places dermal filler to soften suitable under-eye hollows after careful assessment of skin and anatomy.
Duration30-60 minutes
Results6-18 months
SafetyDoctor-led
PriceUSD 250
Used ProductHyaluronic Acid Dermal Filler
AnaesthesiaTopical
Pain2-3/10
Downtime1-3 days
DoctorSpec. Dr. Elizabeta Prendjova Nikolic
PriceUSD 250
Used ProductHyaluronic Acid Dermal Filler
AnaesthesiaTopical
Pain2-3/10
Downtime1-3 days
DoctorSpec. Dr. Elizabeta Prendjova Nikolic
Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Filler
Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Filler Treatment is a minimally invasive injectable treatment that places dermal filler to soften suitable under-eye hollows after careful assessment of skin and anatomy. Individual assessment remains essential before treatment.
Treatment suitability
When to Opt for This
Consider this treatment when you want to soften suitable under-eye hollows after careful assessment of skin and anatomy and understand the temporary nature and risks of filler. Individual assessment remains essential before proceeding.
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What is Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Filler?
Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Filler Treatment is a minimally invasive injectable treatment that places dermal filler to soften suitable under-eye hollows after careful assessment of skin and anatomy. Individual assessment remains essential before treatment.
Treatment goal
The goal is to soften suitable under-eye hollows after careful assessment of skin and anatomy while keeping facial proportions natural and avoiding overfilling. Progress is reviewed against agreed goals.
Safety and suitability
It is generally well tolerated in suitable patients when performed by a qualified practitioner after medical screening, but no treatment is risk-free. The clinic must use a traceable product and have a clear emergency plan for vascular complications.
Swelling, bruising, tenderness, redness, firmness and temporary unevenness can occur. These effects are usually temporary.
Possible risks include infection, lumps, asymmetry, delayed inflammation and vascular blockage; rare complications include tissue damage, stroke or visual loss. Unexpected symptoms need prompt clinical assessment.
Treatment process
Each appointment is planned around your anatomy, goals, and medical suitability.
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Preparation for treatment
The area is cleaned, photographed and numbed if needed, and the treatment plan is marked. Comfort and protection are checked.
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Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Filler treatment
Filler is placed gradually with a needle or cannula while circulation and symmetry are checked. The treatment response is monitored.
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Result review
The result is reviewed, aftercare and warning signs are explained, and follow-up is planned. Follow-up timing is confirmed clearly.
Before and aftercare
Before the treatment
Share your medical history, allergies, medicines and previous procedures, and do not stop prescribed medicine unless the prescribing clinician advises it. Postpone treatment if there is active infection, a dental infection or inflamed skin near the area.
After the treatment
Avoid pressing the area, strenuous exercise, alcohol and strong heat for the period advised, and seek urgent help for severe pain, pale skin or any visual change. Urgent concerns should be reported promptly.
Results
A change is usually visible immediately, although early swelling can temporarily alter the appearance. The settled result is usually assessed after about 1-2 weeks.
Pricing
Exact treatment planning and pricing are confirmed during consultation.
Under-Eye (Tear Trough) FillerPersonalized treatment plan
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Prices may vary depending on product, amount, and treatment combination.
Doctor-led planning
Treatment Planning Notes
Each treatment is adapted to your anatomy, goals, product suitability, and safe clinical sequencing.
Clinical noteCombination options
It may be combined with botulinum toxin, skin boosters or energy treatments when the sequence and timing are planned safely. Clinical sequencing and timing remain important.
Clinical notePractitioner notes
The practitioner should confirm the diagnosis, suitability, realistic outcome and consent before treatment. Use conservative volumes, document the product and batch, and reassess before adding more filler.
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Find direct answers about Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Filler, suitability, results, and aftercare.
Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Filler Treatment is a minimally invasive injectable treatment that places dermal filler to soften suitable under-eye hollows after careful assessment of skin and anatomy. Individual assessment remains essential before treatment.
The appointment usually takes 30-60 minutes, depending on the area and amount of correction. A change is usually visible immediately, although early swelling can temporarily alter the appearance. The settled result is usually assessed after about 1-2 weeks. Results commonly last about 6-18 months, depending on the area, product, amount and metabolism. Maintenance is optional and should follow a review rather than an automatic top-up schedule.
Discomfort is usually rated around 2-3 out of 10, although each person's experience can differ. Topical or local anaesthesia may be used, and many hyaluronic acid fillers also contain lidocaine. Most people have 1-3 days of social downtime, although bruising can last longer. Mild to moderate swelling usually settles over 1-3 days. Duration varies with the treated area and individual response. Swelling, bruising, tenderness, redness, firmness and temporary unevenness can occur. These effects are usually temporary.
Consider this treatment when you want to soften suitable under-eye hollows after careful assessment of skin and anatomy and understand the temporary nature and risks of filler. Individual assessment remains essential before proceeding. It is generally well tolerated in suitable patients when performed by a qualified practitioner after medical screening, but no treatment is risk-free. The clinic must use a traceable product and have a clear emergency plan for vascular complications. Share your medical history, allergies, medicines and previous procedures, and do not stop prescribed medicine unless the prescribing clinician advises it. Postpone treatment if there is active infection, a dental infection or inflamed skin near the area. Avoid pressing the area, strenuous exercise, alcohol and strong heat for the period advised, and seek urgent help for severe pain, pale skin or any visual change. Urgent concerns should be reported promptly.
