As we age, the tear trough is one area that both men and women will experience a decline in. Tear trough filler treatment is a way to correct the gradual sinking of the area under the lower eyelid that creates a constantly tired look due to the darker coloured skin in that area.
A loss of volume that is present in the orbital area widens the bone socket’s appearance, causing an indentation under the lower eyelid. The darker skin colour under the eyelid is caused by the depressed part of the lower lid or exposed deep structures under the thinned lower eyelid skin.
All of these leads to an older, more tired look. Me Clinic can help rectify this with tear trough filler Melbourne patients can access with ease. Read on to learn more about one of our several eye surgery options.
This non-surgical treatment will correct the depression of the tear trough by restoring volume with dermal fillers over the orbital margin. This restores a more youthful look, giving a less-tired appearance and boosting your self-confidence.
A thin needle or a cannula is all that is required to inject the filler, performed under topical anaesthesia which will help minimise discomfort. In more extreme cases, patients may require a surgical correction to create a redistribution of the eye bags.
This non-surgical treatment will correct the depression of the tear trough by restoring volume with dermal filler over the orbital margin.
The indents between the lower eyelid and cheeks are one of the many facial elements that can be affected by the ageing process. The junction between the lower eyelid and cheek will hollow as we get older. This can also be a genetic issue that appears for those affected in the early twenties.
Other elements in this region, such as eye bags in the lower eyelid area, can also create a tired or bulged appearance. Eye bags are often the opposite issue however, as they are fat or fluid-filled. Dermal fillers can help to fill and smoothen the space between the lower eyelid and the cheek or make eye bags less noticeable.
The team at Me Clinic use of a non-surgical injection which means eye bags and tear troughs may be treated. Dermal fillers will be injected under the hollow to connect the lower eyelid and cheek, smoothening the appearance. This solution may last for many months.
Dermal fillers can also replace volume in the mid-cheek area, by filling the mid-cheek and tear trough, reducing the impact of eye bags. They can also be used on a range of other facial areas, which is why many patients choose to opt for more than one treatment at a time.
The complexity of your specific requirements will determine the cost of your tear trough procedure. Some patients combine this procedure with other facial improvements like face or brow lifts to refresh their overall look.
Your consultation is the best time to discover what options are available to you and their associated costs. The team at Me Clinic will work with you to assess your needs and understand your goals. A surgical or non-surgical plan and specific cost will be formed and offered with a customised, no-obligation quote. You can also ask questions to ensure you are comfortable with the options chosen moving forward.
The junction between the lower eyelid and cheek will hollow as we get older. This can also be a genetic issue that appears for those affected in the early twenties.
The experienced practioners at Me Clinic take the time to work with you to guarantee you are happy with your results. The key is to make sure the chosen procedures align with your goals. Me Clinic are experts across a variety of eye centred procedures and with in-depth preparation will ensure you are completely comfortable with all elements, including recovery time and expected results.
All necessary requirements are met and exceeded at Me Clinic to ensure the complete wellbeing of all patients and the highest codes of ethics for guaranteed safety.
The most common option is Hyaluronic acid (HA) as it is a naturally occurring substance which provides nutrients and helps the skin to retain moisture and softness while also adding volume.
The associated side effects of dermal fillers include injection-site redness, swelling, tenderness, lumps or bump or itching. These are all completely normal and will subside naturally.
All other possible risks and side effects will be explained to you during your consultation.
It is strongly recommended that only highly experienced practitioners like the ones at Me Clinic Melbourne inject dermal fillers. Our team are on hand to answer any questions you may have for this procedure, while also assessing if tear trough fillers are the right option for your specific situation.
We are well experienced and ensure all precautions are taken before administering tear trough fillers. This will minimise any risks and keep you safe while also ensuring the best results.
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