Under Eye Fillers

Under Eye Fillers in Los Angeles

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What Is Under Eye (Tear Trough) Filler?

Under eye or tear trough filler is a dermal filler specifically designed to treat the area under the eyes to restore volume and smooth away wrinkles or fine lines for a more youthful appearance. As we age, this area can start to lose collagen and give the appearance of tired, dark, and saggy eyes. Under eye fillers are often combined with Botox injections in the outer corner of the eyes where crow’s feet (periorbital folds) can also form over time from smiling.

What Can Under Eye / Tear Trough Filler Treat?

Tear trough filler can be used to treat several different concerns, including:

- Dark circles beneath the eyes
- Hollows beneath the eyes
- Fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes
- Bags under the eyes

Under Eye Filler Cost in Los Angeles

At Cienega Med Spa, we offer the most competitive pricing on tear trough fillers in Los Angeles. Our team of expert injectors is experienced in delivering natural results that help you achieve your desired look. During your consultation, we will assess your goals and develop a treatment plan tailored specifically for you.

What to Expect During the Procedure

The under eye filler procedure is relatively painless and usually takes between 15 to 30 minutes. The first step is to numb the area with a topical anesthetic. Once the area is numb, our injector will expertly inject the filler into strategic points around the tear trough area under your eyes. You will see immediate results after your treatment. There is no downtime associated with this procedure, and you can expect results that last anywhere from six months to a year.

Aftercare Instructions

Most patients experience minimal side effects after under eye filler treatment, such as mild bruising, swelling, and tenderness in the treated area. These side effects are temporary and will resolve within several days. To minimize the swelling and bruising, consider icing the treated area for the first few hours after your procedure.

It is important to follow all aftercare instructions from our team to ensure optimal results. For the first 24 hours after your treatment, avoid strenuous activity, alcohol, saunas, and sun exposure.

Other aftercare tips include avoiding excessively touching the treated area and sleeping with your head elevated. You should also avoid using your usual skincare products and makeup around the treated area for the first several days.

Treatment Options

Book your desired option below. All options come with a free consult.

Under Eye Filler Treatment | $575

Reduce the appearance of under eye circles with 1 syringe of Restylane or Belotero injectable filler. Should you decide to add more syringes on your treatment day, you can receive $200 OFF 2 syringes, $300 OFF 3 syringes and $400 OFF 4 syringes (all syringes must be used same day/may be used for different areas of the face).

Under Eye Fillers with Restylane (1 Syringe) | $575

Reduce the appearance of under eye circles with 1 syringe of Restylane injectable filler. Should you decide to add more syringes on your treatment day, you can receive $200 OFF 2 syringes, $300 OFF 3 syringes and $400 OFF 4 syringes (all syringes must be used same day).

Under Eye Fillers with Restylane (2 Syringes) | $950

Reduce the appearance of under eye circles with 2 syringes of Restylane injectable filler and an INSTANT $200 OFF (when you use your 2 syringes on the same visit). Should you decide to add more syringes on your treatment day, you can receive $300 OFF 3 syringes and $400 OFF 4 syringes (all syringes must be used same day).

FAQ

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What Type Of Filler Is Used For Under Eyes / Tear Troughs?
The type of filler used for under eye / tear trough filler can vary depending on the provider. However, some of the most popular types of fillers used for this purpose include Restylane, Juvederm, and Belotero.
How Many Syringes Are Used For Under Eye And Tear Trough Filler?
One syringe is generally enough to achieve desired results. However, Cienega Med Spa offers one of the most reasonable tear trough filler costs in Los Angeles. So even if you require more than one syringe to achieve desired results, our pricing is still very competitive.
What Are Potential Risks And Side Effects?
Like any injectable treatment, there is always a risk of bruising, swelling, and infection. However, these risks are minimal when a qualified expert injector performs the procedure. Following proper aftercare practice can minimize the risk of side effects as well.
How Long Do Under Eye Fillers Last?
The duration of under eye filler results depends on the type of filler used. However, most types of fillers typically last between nine to twelve months.
Are Under Eye Fillers Reversible?
Yes, under eye fillers are completely reversible. If you decide that you don't like the way your filler looks or feels, your med spa expert injector can simply inject an enzyme called hyaluronidase, which will dissolve the filler immediately.
How Soon Can I See Results?
You will usually see immediate results after your treatment. However, keep in mind that there may be some initial swelling and bruising that will resolve itself over the next few days. As a result, you will see the full effects of your treatment within a week.
Do I Need Any Maintenance Treatments?
No, you do not need maintenance treatments. But if you want to prolong your results, we highly suggest touching up your filler every six to nine months.
What Is The Difference Between Under Eye Fillers And Botox?
The main difference between under eye fillers and Botox is that Botox /a> works by temporarily paralyzing muscles to reduce wrinkles, while fillers work by adding volume to areas to smooth out wrinkles and fine lines. Botox is most commonly used on forehead wrinkles, while fillers are most frequently used for cheeks, smile lines, marionette lines (the lines that run from the corners of your mouth down toward your jawline), non surgical butt lifts, and under the eyes near the tear trough area.