Tear trough filler with hyaluronic acid

Definitely. In addition to improving your appearance, tear trough filler can increase your confidence and quality of life, making you feel more secure by looking rested and rejuvenated.

Yes, the hyaluronic acid used in filler treatments is a natural substance found in the human body. Although it is synthetically produced (manufactured in laboratories), it is biocompatible, meaning it is well tolerated by the skin and the body in general.

Tear trough filler is a safe procedure when performed by a qualified specialist. The most common side effects are swelling and small bruises, which disappear within a few days. In very rare cases, an allergic reaction or product accumulation may occur.

It is recommended to wait 24 hours before applying makeup to the treated area to avoid possible irritations or infections.

Typically, one session is enough to achieve the desired effect, although each case is unique, and in some patients, a second session may be necessary for optimal results.

The results of the filler typically last between 6 and 12 months, depending on each person’s metabolism and how well the treated area is cared for.

• Allergic reaction: Although rare, an allergic reaction can occur to the filler material, especially if it is not hyaluronic acid, which is generally well tolerated.
• Bruising or swelling: It is common for small bruises to appear in the treated area due to the injection.
• Inflammation or swelling: There may be slight inflammation that, in most cases, disappears within a few days.
• Infection: As with any procedure involving injections, there is a slight risk of infection if proper hygiene protocols are not followed.
• Asymmetry: If the filler is not distributed evenly, it could result in an uneven appearance.
• Material migration: In some cases, the filler may shift from its original position, which can cause an unnatural appearance.
• Blood vessel obstruction: A serious but rare risk is accidental injection into a blood vessel, which can cause circulation issues in the area.

No, this treatment is designed to correct the hollowing and volume loss under the eyes, but it is not intended to treat hyperpigmentation or the dark color of the tear troughs.

Yes, the treatment is generally safe for people with sensitive skin. However, it is important to have a prior consultation with the specialist to assess your skin type and ensure there are no contraindications. If you have extremely sensitive skin or a specific skin condition, your doctor may recommend a more suitable option.

Yes, most people can continue with their daily activities immediately after the treatment. However, it is recommended to avoid intense physical activities, saunas, or prolonged exposure to heat in the first 48 hours.

No prolonged rest is needed after the treatment. However, it is recommended to avoid intense activities, sun exposure, and not touch the treated area in the first 24-48 hours to optimize the results.

If you are not satisfied with the results, you can consult your specialist. Hyaluronic acid is reversible, so adjustments can be made or, in rare cases, the product can be dissolved with a substance called hyaluronidase.

Although it is rare, some people may have allergic reactions to hyaluronic acid. This will be assessed by your doctor during the initial consultation, through your medical history and physical examination. It is important to inform your specialist about any prior allergies or adverse reactions to aesthetic treatments.

No, hyaluronic acid is gradually absorbed by the body, so the effects typically last between 6 and 12 months. After this time, a new session is required to maintain the results.

Most patients report that the procedure is painless or has minimal discomfort. The anesthetic cream and the careful technique of the specialist help make the experience comfortable.