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Under-eye hollows and tear troughs

Filler placed in the tear trough to soften shadowing and the permanently tired look.

Under-eye shadow is usually structural rather than a sleep problem. As the cheek loses projection, a hollow forms where it meets the lower lid, and that ledge casts a shadow no concealer fully hides.


A small amount of a soft hyaluronic acid filler restores the transition. This is one of the most technically demanding placements on the face — the tissue is thin, the anatomy is unforgiving, and overfilling looks worse than doing nothing. Often the right answer is to treat the cheek first and reassess.

What treats it

Dermal Fillers

Lip filler, plus cheeks, chin, under-eye and jawline.

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