Under-Eye Filler — Tear Troughs

Under-eye filler can improve shadows caused by tear trough hollowing, creating a smoother transition between the lower eyelid and cheek. However, it does not directly treat pigmentation, visible blood vessels, or every cause of dark circles.

Ideal candidates typically have noticeable under-eye hollowing without significant puffiness or fluid retention. Because the under-eye area is delicate, we carefully assess your anatomy, skin quality, and potential risks before recommending treatment.

Under-eye filler restores volume to address hollowing, while platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) uses components of your own blood to support tissue repair and potentially improve skin quality. These treatments address different concerns, and not everyone is a candidate for filler.

Temporary swelling is common after treatment. In some patients, under-eye filler can also contribute to persistent puffiness or fluid retention. Careful patient selection is essential, and we may recommend an alternative treatment if filler could worsen your concerns.

Under-eye filler may last 12 months or longer, and in some patients it can persist for several years. Because this area has unique anatomy and a higher risk of prolonged swelling, we take a conservative approach to treatment.