Tear Trough Filler
No one wants to hear the words ‘you look tired’. Unfortunately, it’s a daily occurrence for some. Maybe it’s genetics, a deficiency of some kind, or stress and lack of sleep? Whatever the case may be, I’m happy to inform you that there is a solution.
Tear trough filler is made from hyaluronic acid – a naturally forming hydrator that creates small droplets among the tissue that gently expand over the following few days. It is injected under the skin using a cannula fed towards the tear duct, then drawn out, leaving a trail of plumping filler along the orbital rim.
Tear Trough Filler Improves:
-Dark circles
-Fine lines and wrinkles
-Volume loss
-Puffy eyes
-Hollowness
…and more
FAQs
How long does the product last?
Tear Trough Filler lasts on average for 6-12 months, however there are many deciding factors when it comes to its longevity, them being- clients anatomy, metabolism, dose, placement, and product type.
Is there downtime?
Expect swelling and bruising after treatment which may last up to two weeks.
Who will be treating me?
Tear Trough Filler is administered by an experienced My Botique Medical Professional after a thorough consultation and script procurement.
For more information on who our staff are and their professional backgrounds, please visit the About Us section of this website.
Is there any side effects/risks?
As there is with any medical procedure, cheek filler comes with some potential risks and side effects clients should consider before undergoing treatment.
-Swelling
-Bruising
-Asymmetry
-Textural irregularities
-Tyndall Effect
These risks are extremely rare but worth noting:
-Allergic reaction
-Necrosis
-Infection
What do I need to know about aftercare?
-Avoid touching, rubbing, or physical pressure on the affected area
-Avoid high temperatures like steam rooms, saunas, or heated exercise classes for 48 hours after treatment.
-Avoid makeup on the area for up to 24 hours after.
-Avoid blood thinners such as Ibuprofen and fish oil tablets.
To assist with bruising, Arnica tablets may be recommended.
Does it hurt?
My Botique uses dermal filler that contains Lidocaine, a numbing agent that assists with decreasing discomfort during treatment.
How much does it cost?
Tear Trough Filler starts from $695 per ML
