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Tear Trough Fillers

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cocopops11 · 18/12/2022 21:05

Just wondering if anyone has had them and if so, what has your experience been? I've pretty much always had genetic dark circles and have booked a consultation for January. My undereye area is the one part of my face that I'm incredibly self conscious about and I seem to look permanently knackered no matter how much sleep I get

I have used every eye cream under the sun, have a healthy diet and drink lots of water but nothing really works so this is pretty much a last resort.

Anyone any experience and if you have had the fillers, do you think it was worth it?

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Riverswims · 13/12/2024 19:59

Eatentoomanyroses · 18/12/2022 22:27

It’s more for hollows than dark circles. I have darkness but no hollowing so was told I wasn’t a good candidate.

Likewise

HelloMyNameIsElderSmurf · 13/12/2024 20:07

I've always had them, but now I have wrinkles plus the collagen has dropped from my cheeks they are SO noticeable and I genuinely hate them.

Would anyone who has has this done mind sharing before and after pics?

Mum2017 · 12/02/2025 12:55

sparechange · 19/12/2022 08:07

I had mine done a few months ago at a place in London, solely because I met a friend and couldn’t get over how good she looked. Rested, relaxed and fresh faced. She told me she had them done, and the name of the clinic.

I can definitely see a big difference in me, especially on the days I’m feeling tired. I just look more rested for want of a better word?

The clinic used numbing cream to it was totally painless and I can’t feel it - I had read some people get a hard ridge where the filler goes in but I haven’t got that

I have semi-regular Botox anyway, but the clinic also said they usually recommend Botox first as it alters the area around the eyes, and then the fillers a few weeks afterwards, rather than going straight to fillers without Botox

Happy to give you the name of the clinic if you want one in London. They are absolutely fantastic, long consultation before the treatment with no hard sell etc

hi, if you see this message would you send me the name of the clinic/doctor please?

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