Tear troughs
The groove that runs from the inner corner of the eye down across the upper cheek. A deep tear trough casts a shadow that reads as dark circles or a tired look.
What It Is
Tear troughs are grooves that form where the lower eyelid meets the upper cheek, running from the inner corner of the eye downward across the cheekbone. When these grooves are deep or prominent, they cast shadows that can create the appearance of dark circles or a fatigued look, even when someone is well-rested. Tear troughs develop due to a combination of factors, including the loss of volume and elasticity in the skin and tissues under the eyes, the natural contours of facial bone structure, and the aging process. Some people are predisposed to noticeable tear troughs due to genetics or inherited facial anatomy.
Treatment Options
Hyaluronic Acid Filler
temporary
A surgical procedure that improves the appearance of the lower eyelids by removing or repositioning fat, excess skin, and muscle. The procedure, also known as eye bag removal, can address issues like puffiness, undereye bags, and wrinkles that contribute to a tired or aged appearance.
Restylane
temporary