Under-eye shadows, filled naturally

We look at the under-eye– anterior-cheekbone transition

Under-eye hollowing (tear trough) isn't an under-eye-only problem. Often the anterior cheekbone hollows together, creating a step.

• Softening the step · filled together so the border between the under-eye and anterior cheekbone connects smoothly
• Improving shadows · when hollows are filled, shadows are reduced and the impression can look brighter
• Anterior-cheekbone support · midface support is considered together so the under-eye is more stably supported

In a shallow layer, so it doesn't look puffy

Under-eye skin is thin, so over-injection can instead look puffy or lumpy. We handle it finely, in small amounts in a shallow layer.

• Avoiding over-injection · rather than adding a lot at once, only as much as needed is grafted shallowly
• Micro-refined fat · finely refined fat is spread evenly to create a natural surface
• Natural expression · positions are set considering movement so it doesn't look awkward when smiling

Not the under-eye alone, we consult on the transition together

The doctor directly checks under-eye hollowing, the anterior-cheekbone step, left-right differences, and skin thickness, and designs finely — only as much as needed in a shallow layer. Rather than filling one under-eye point, the under-eye–anterior-cheekbone–midface transition must be designed together to look natural.