Dark Circles

Owen considers use of specific dermal fillers for teartrough in his London and Swansea aesthetic clinic, also now using nucleotide injections which stimulate growth of collagen and soft tissue, reducing the appearance of dark circles over the course of weeks.

These have the additional advantage of not leading to swelling in the affected area which can be a problem if there was minimal volume loss in the teartrough itself. Patients with additional volume loss and grooves which are noticeable, then teartrough dermal fillers will tend to be a better choice.

This reduces pigmentation and shadowing, allowing you to appear more youthful and feel radiant.

In the teartrough, dermal fillers last quite a considerable time as there is little muscular movement, often patients can expect around a year before considering retreatment although at some can be less and some more. With nucleotide injections several treatment can be required to obtain an optimal effect.

Teartrough dermal fillers are often used in conjunction with cheek augmentation and rejuvenation. Indeed cheek enhancement with fillers is often used as a first-line treatment before considering whether any additional teartrough procedure would be necessary.

It is essential to have a bespoke and thorough assessment with an advanced aesthetic practitioner and Owen is always delighted to share his knowledge and experience with clients to obtain the best result for them.