How many cc of filler are needed for under-eye filler injections?

Under-eye filler injections are becoming an increasingly popular option, especially for those with deep under-eye grooves (tear troughs), which are the most common problem, affecting up to 60% of patients. This is followed by palpebromalar grooves (approximately 25%) and eye bags (approximately 15%). The recommended initial amount of filler is 0.5 cc per side to see noticeable results. Filler can address all three problems. The actual amount needed will depend on the patient's age and skin condition.

This answer provides only preliminary information. Please schedule an appointment with a doctor for a detailed examination and information.

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The doctor will explain about under-eye filler injections, starting at 0.5 cc per side. The reason for this initial estimate is that we don't yet know the specific problems of each patient. However, for noticeable results, the amount used must be appropriate – not too little, and excessive amounts cannot be injected under the eyes as this will result in an unnatural appearance.

Under-eye filler injections for those under 35 years old.

Initial dosage: 0.5 cc per side.
It might be too much for this age, as their skin is still very elastic.
Follow-up appointments in 1 and 4 weeks.

Under-eye filler injection, age 35-60 years.

Initial dosage: 1 cc per side.
Suitable for those with deep, prominent wrinkles.
Follow-up appointments in 1 and 4 weeks.

Under-eye filler injections for women aged 60 and above.

Initial dosage: 1.5 cc per side.
It's suitable for this age group because there's a lot of fat breakdown.
It can be administered in a single dose, but extra caution is required.
It may need to be supplemented with other treatments such as laser skin tightening (Thermage, Ulthera), or thread lifting for eyebrows.

Instructions for under-eye filler injection.

A thorough skin assessment is required.
Choose the appropriate type of filler with the right consistency.
Follow up 1 week after injection.
Swelling is possible if the patient has thin skin or many capillaries under the eyes.
Prepare an ice pack for application after the injection.

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