Tear trough filler is an injectable treatment used to restore volume beneath the eyes and soften the appearance of hollows, shadows and dark circles.

It is designed to create a smoother transition between the lower eyelid and cheek, helping the eye area look brighter and more refreshed.

Tear trough filler can help improve under-eye hollows, shadows, volume loss and some types of dark circles caused by the shape of the under-eye area.

It may not be suitable for every type of under-eye concern, which is why a consultation is important before treatment.

Results typically last around 9 to 18 months, although this can vary depending on the filler used, your metabolism, lifestyle and individual anatomy.

Most clients find tear trough filler treatment manageable.

The area may be numbed before treatment, and the filler itself may contain local anaesthetic. You may feel some pressure or a brief pinching sensation during the procedure.

Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur after treatment.

Because the under-eye area is delicate, your practitioner will assess your suitability carefully and discuss possible risks and aftercare before proceeding.

Downtime is usually minimal.

Most people can return to normal daily activities shortly after treatment, although mild swelling or bruising may be visible for a few days.

The aim of tear trough filler is to create a subtle and natural-looking improvement.

A conservative amount of product is used to restore lost volume and smooth the under-eye area without making the face look puffy or overfilled.