Tear Trough Fillers Gerrards Cross

When you come to our cosmetic skin clinic in Gerrards Cross for tear trough treatment, we’ll use dermal fillers to address hollows and dark circles and to soften fine lines and wrinkles in the under-eye area.

Tear trough fillers work by plumping the skin to reduce shadows. This in turn gives tired eyes a natural rejuvenation and refreshed appearance.

Is it safe to inject tear trough filler near the eyes?

When administered by medically qualified practitioners like the clinicians at Face Teeth Smile, tear trough fillers are perfectly safe. Our expert team ensures that each procedure is carried out with the utmost precision and care.

Dermal fillers contain hyaluronic acid which is a naturally occurring substance in the body. Over time, dermal filler will be reabsorbed harmlessly back into the body.

While everybody’s natural tolerance for pain is different, most patients do not find tear trough filler treatment to be painful. The discomfort can be likened to that of having anti-wrinkle injections or lip fillers.

Having said that, the under-eye area is a sensitive area so to ensure our Gerrards Cross patients don’t experience too much discomfort, we use a topical numbing cream in the area. The tear trough filler we use also contains a local anaesthetic to reduce tenderness at the injection site.

Eye Filler Benefits Gerrards Cross

Darkened tear troughs are a common condition experienced by many people, so it’s no wonder that tear trough filler has become a go-to treatment not just in Gerrards Cross, but across the world.

These are just some of the benefits that can be enjoyed from filler treatments:

• Reduced hollows and dark circles in the tear trough area
• Fewer fine lines and wrinkles
• More youthful appearance
• Replenished lost volume in the face
• No more ‘tired eyes’

Will I experience any bruising after tear trough filler?

Any injectable treatment can pose a risk of bruising, swelling or redness. Patients can also feel some mild itching or irritation around the injection site.

However, your medically qualified practitioner will use a cannula to inject the dermal filler into the tear trough which will help minimise the risk of any potential side effects.