Under-Eye Light Filler

Under-eye light filler is applied to patients who have mild under-eye bags or a genetic lack of volume in this area, resulting in a gap between the under-eye and cheek line. Unlike other fillers, it contains the thinnest and most specialized additional medications. Due to the sensitivity of the under-eye area, the procedure is done using a cannula instead of a needle.

This minimizes the trauma caused by needles. The under-eye filler takes full effect within 3 weeks, and any swelling in the first few days depends entirely on the anatomical characteristics of the area.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Sometimes, under-eye fillers don't provide the results patients expect. In some cases, lymphatic drainage in that area can become more blocked after the procedure, leading to more puffiness and swelling. While this is usually temporary, if it persists for 3 weeks, it can easily be resolved with a special dissolver. This does not cause any deformation.

This is completely impossible. It's not possible to achieve a perfectly smooth under-eye area, but a fuller, more voluminous result can be expected.

If the dark circles are due to the lack of volume in the area, where the skin is in direct contact with the bone, the circles may reduce somewhat. However, most of the time, this issue is genetic and related to skin pigmentation and blood flow/lymphatic circulation in the area, and filler may not lighten the circles at all. Under-eye light filler is for volume deficiency, and treating dark circles requires additional treatments.

The fillers used in this area contain minimally cross-linked hyaluronic acid and, depending on the product, vitamins and trace elements that support skin quality. The treatment is called 'light' filler because it helps improve skin quality.