Cosmetic Injectables
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Tear Trough Fillers Perth Under Eye Fillers

Tear Trough Filler Treatment Highlights

• Improves undereye hollowing
• Visibly noticeable results
• High patient satisfaction rate

How Much Do Tear Trough Fillers Cost?

From $700 per mL

Welcome to MedAesthetics – Perth’s Boutique Cosmetic Clinics

.At MedAesthetics, we offer the entire spectrum of cosmetic and anti-aging treatments, including cosmetic injectables, dermatological lasers, fat reduction treatments, and lip fillers.

Tear Trough Fillers (also known as undereye fillers) are one of our most popular cosmetic treatments in Perth.

The treatment involves injecting a small amount of dermal filler gel in the lower eyelid/ upper cheek area using a gentle cannula technique.

Not everyone is suitable to have tear trough fillers. Careful patient selection is the key to successful treatment outcomes. That’s why it’s essential to choose your clinician carefully.

Dr Ehsan Jadoon

Tear Trough Filler Treatment Summary


No. of Treatments

1 or 2 treatment sessions


Procedure Time

Usually between 5 to 10 minutes.


Discomfort Level

Minimal discomfort once the area is numb. Extra strong numbing cream is used with a local anaesthetic injection.


Recovery Time

Usually there is no downtime in the majority of cases.
Minor redness and swelling which settles within few minutes.
As with all injectable treatment there is a risk of bruising at the site of injection.


Results

Results are noticeable immediately after the treatment and continue to improve over the next few days.


How Long Do Tear Trough Fillers Last?

Majority of patients get 12-18 months out of each treatment.


Resumption of Usual Activities

Immediately for most light activities.
Avoid strenuous exercise for first 48 hours.


Under Eye Filler General Information

What Are Tear Troughs?

As we age the junction between the lower eyelids and cheeks (The Lid-cheek junction) becomes hollow and deepens, causing a tired and aging appearance. This hollow area, also known as the “tear trough” often appears darker than the surrounding skin due to the way the light reflects and causes a shadow under the eyes.

For some unlucky individuals, the hollowing of tear troughs and the appearance of dark circles can happen at a younger age. This can be made worse by lack of exercise, stress, prolonged illness, alcoholism, illicit drug abuse, and poor sleep patterns.

Potential Risks & Complications

Under-eye filler treatments have a relatively higher risk of complications if performed by an inexperienced injector who doesn’t know the cannula technique.

• Temporary bruising and localised swelling for a few days.
• Overcorrection (relatively common)
• Tyndall Effect (Bluish discolouration of the undereye skin)
• Some tenderness in the treated area for a few days
• Allergic reaction to filler gel (Reversible with filler dissolving injections)
• Vascular event (extremely rare)

How Is The Treatment Performed?

Dermal fillers work by adding (restoring) volume to the lower eyelid (tear trough) region. Filler gel is painlessly injected using a soft cannula after the area is thoroughly anaesthetised with local anaesthetic cream and injection.

This replenishes the lost soft tissue volume, resulting in a fuller, more youthful look.

Other Treatment Options To Improve Facial Appearance & Under-Eye Dark Circles

• Skin brightening eye creams
• Laser skin rejuvenation of under-eye skin
• Injectable moisturisers (watery dermal fillers to rehydrate skin)
• Facial fat grafting

The Pain Factor

Our highly experienced clinical team do their utmost to minimise any treatment-associated pain or discomfort. Having fine motor skills and gentle pair of hands are important assets for any clinician.

Depending upon the type of procedure being performed, we use high-strength topical numbing cream, inhalation (laughing) gas, local anaesthesia as well as a skin-cooling device to make the procedure as tolerable as possible.

In my opinion, any Doctor or Nurse who performs tear trough fillers using a needle (instead of a soft cannula) is essentially inserting the needle blindly in an area rich in small vessels and capillaries. This is a sure shot way of giving patients very bad bruising.

Dr Ehsan Jadoon

Important

Tear Trough Fillers are effective, relatively affordable and offer little to no downtime. There are, however, some side effects associated with poorly performed procedures. It is, therefore, vital that you choose your treatment provider based upon their experience and reputation and not just on marketing hype or discount pricing.

How To Choose Your Treatment Provider

The decision to undergo any cosmetic treatment can be quite daunting for some people. It can be tough to find the right clinician who you can trust.

People want to choose a clinician who can listen to them carefully and understand their concerns. Someone whose clinical skills deliver effective and hassle-free results with minimal discomfort or downtime.

We recommend that people should do their due diligence before choosing their treatment provider and not base their decision solely on the cheapest pricing in town. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for.

Why Choose MedAesthetics?

All treatments are performed by our highly experienced team of medical doctors & Registered Nurses and Dermal Clinicians working together as a team.

We use the latest and top-of-the-line medical equipment and pay special attention to our treatment protocols. We devote a lot of time in patient education and make them aware of the potential risks and complications associated with any treatment. This is done to help patients make informed decision before undergoing any treatment.

At MedAesthetics, we pride ourselves to be honest and ethical providers of cosmetic medical treatments.

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Potential Risks & Complications

All cosmetic procedures carry potential risks, complications, and treatment limitations. We advise patients to seek independent advice from an independent, appropriately qualified medical doctor before thinking about any type of cosmetic enhancement.

FAQs

Who is not a suitable candidate for Tear Trough Fillers?

Older patients with loose and crepey lower eyelid skin may not be suitable for tear trough fillers. Younger patients who just have dark pigmentation of lower eyelids and there is no real hollowing of tear troughs may not be suitable for this treatment.

What is the most common complication associated with this procedure?

One of the biggest complications of injecting fillers in the tear-trough region using needles is bleeding followed by bruising and swelling which can last up to two weeks. This complication can be minimised by using the soft cannula injecting technique.

What are other complications associated with this procedure?

The lower eyelid is a very soft and delicate area and is prone to excessive fluid retention and swelling. Dermal fillers have the ability to attract moisture and this can lead to excess swelling. At Medaesthetics, we use very soft fillers with the lowest water retention properties to treat the tear-troughs.

What is the “Tyndall Effect” associated with dermal fillers? Is it fixable?

Dermal fillers, when injected very superficially, can cause bluish discolouration of the treated area due to the way they reflect light. This phenomenon is called the Tyndal Effect and is more noticeable in tear-trough and oral commisure area. Luckily, this can be easily fixed by dissolving the filler using Hylase.

At Medaesthetics, our experienced injectors are very aware of this complication and we make sure the fillers are injected in the correct plane to prevent this from happening.

What is the downtime associated with this treatment?

As mentioned above, at Medaesthetics we use effective injecting techniques which means there is little to no downtime associated with this treatment. Female patients are able to reapply makeup and go back to work right after the treatment.

How much does it cost?

Treatment starts from $700 per ml of filler.