Injectables

Tear Trough Filler

Brighten under-eye hollows and reduce tired-looking shadows

The tear trough is the groove that forms between the lower eyelid and upper cheek, deepening with age to create a hollow, shadowed appearance. A small amount of carefully placed filler softens this depression, reducing the tired look without surgery or significant downtime.

Tear trough treatment is one of the most technically precise filler procedures — placement depth and product choice are critical to avoid puffiness and the Tyndall effect. Our clinicians use blunt cannula technique and only reversible hyaluronic acid products for maximum safety.

Key Benefits

Reduces hollowing and dark shadows under the eyes
Immediate visible improvement with full settling in two weeks
Reversible with hyaluronidase if needed
Blunt cannula technique minimises bruising risk

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Patients with a visibly hollow or sunken under-eye area
Those where darkness is caused by shadowing rather than pigmentation
Adults at any age with a prominent tear trough groove

What to Expect

Assessment

Tear trough depth, skin quality and eyelid anatomy are carefully evaluated.

Numbing

Topical anaesthetic is applied for comfort before treatment.

Cannula Injection

Filler is placed at the correct depth using a blunt cannula for safety.

Two-Week Review

Follow-up once swelling resolves to assess the final result.

Recovery & Aftercare

Mild bruising is possible for a few days; most patients are socially comfortable within 3–5 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will filler make my under-eyes look puffy?

With the right product choice and placement depth, puffiness is minimised — this is why choosing an experienced injector for this area is especially important.

How long does tear trough filler last?

Typically 9–12 months, though the under-eye area can metabolise filler faster than other zones.