Under-eye light filling is one of the preferred methods in the treatment of tear deformities that become more evident during the aging process.

The need for under-eye fillers can be a result of the aging process, as well as genetically or under the influence of different environmental factors.

Under-eye filling procedures are called ‘light’ fillings because they relatively reduce the dark appearance around the eyes. Under-eye fillers; It is among the indications for use in reducing the darkness around the eyes and in the under-eye pit and opening the lines. Also called light filling, detention filling; It is a special filler that is claimed to have a restorative and regulating effect in detention with amino acids added to its content, other than hyaluronic acid.

Under-eye light filler is injected into the under-eye and surrounding tissues via injectors with fine-tipped needles or with the help of a cannula. This application is completed in approximately 15 to 30 minutes. The person who is treated can return to his daily life immediately after the application. Control can be done approximately 2 weeks after the application. It is performed as 2 or 3 sessions with 1 month intervals in patients who need it more.

One of the points to be considered in under-eye filler applications is to evaluate whether the person needs surgery. It should also be taken into account that additional treatments (mesotherapy, laser applications) may be needed to lighten the color tone in people with dark circles around the eyes.

The permanence of the under-eye light filler application is approximately 9-12 months from the end of the application. It is known that repeated applications are an important factor in increasing the duration of permanence.