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Our effective tear trough treatment uses dermal fillers to replace lost volume and give a refreshed appearance.
The tear trough is the sunken area between the lower eyelid and upper cheek. A deep tear trough can cause the appearance of dark circles and/ or sagging skin to become more prominent making you look tired and aged.
Book a consultation at our clinic in Stockport, Cheshire, to discuss your personalised treatment plan.
Please note, all information included above and on this page is general advice and may vary depending on personal circumstances. Your exact treatment plan and options will be discussed during your consultation.
After a consultation to determine if this is the best treatment option for you, the tear trough area is thoroughly cleaned to reduce the risk of infection. Our qualified practitioner will then inject dermal filler into the tear trough area to plump the skin under your eyes.
Ageing is the number one culprit that leads to volume loss and tissue laxity in the lower eyelids, causing the tear trough to be more prominent; however, this can occur at any age.
If you complain of hollow and/ or tired-looking eyes, and dark circles and would like more plumpness in this area, our tear trough treatment could be suitable for you. A consultation is essential before any tear trough treatment as not everyone is a suitable candidate.
Tear trough fillers offer a range of benefits for those looking to rejuvenate their under-eye area.
By using dermal fillers to replace lost volume, this treatment effectively reduces the appearance of dark circles and hollows, creating a more youthful and refreshed look. The fillers smooth out the transition between the lower eyelid and the cheek, minimizing the appearance of bags and sagging skin.
This non-surgical procedure provides immediate results with minimal downtime, making it a convenient option for enhancing your facial appearance. Additionally, tear trough fillers can improve skin texture and elasticity, giving you a brighter and more awake appearance, ultimately boosting your confidence.
Avoid alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen if possible for 48 hours prior to reduce the risk of bleeding and bruising.
You should avoid touching or massaging the treated area and not apply topical makeup or creams to the area for 12 hours. Applying a cold compress can help reduce swelling and avoiding alcohol for 2 days before your treatment can minimise the risk of bruising.
It is recommended that you do not wear any makeup for 12 hours following the treatment.
Avoid any extended exposure to the sun, UV rays and temperatures below 0°C after treatment.
Do not enter a sauna or similar environment for 2 weeks following treatment.
The risk of bruising and bleeding may be higher if you are taking aspirin, high doses of vitamin C or any anti-coagulants. Please discuss any concerns that you have with your medical aesthetic practitioner.
Side effects: It is normal for there to be slight redness, swelling and tenderness around the treated area immediately after treatment. These signs generally disappear within a few days, but make sure you contact your practitioner if they persist.
If you believe that you are experiencing any adverse side effects, contact your practitioner immediately.
Results can be seen immediately, however, there may be some initial swelling. This should recede over 2-3 days when optimum results can be seen.
This will vary for every client, as a general guide you can expect to see your results for between 6 to 12 months, after which further treatment will be required should you wish to maintain them.
You may experience some bruising, redness, swelling or pain over the injection sites, this is completely natural and a common side effect. Complications are rare but can develop, therefore it is imperative that you are treated by an experienced practitioner who is medically trained.
You should avoid touching or massaging the treated area and not apply topical makeup or creams to the area for 12 hours. Find out more aftercare advice here.
If you have any additional questions about this treatment, please don’t hesitate to give our friendly team a call or book a consultation and we can answer your questions when we see you.