Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Fillers in Gangnam, Seoul
Softens the hollow, shadowed area beneath the eyes that can make you look tired even when well-rested, using a very fine filler suited to this delicate area.
Softening the Shadow That Reads as "Tired"
The hollow beneath the eyes — the tear trough — deepens with age and genetics as fat pads shift and the skin there thins, creating a shadow that can make even well-rested people look tired or older. It's one of the areas patients most often point to when they say they "always look exhausted."
Because the under-eye skin is exceptionally thin and delicate, this treatment uses a specialized, very fine hyaluronic acid filler formulated specifically for this area — a thicker or standard filler here can look lumpy or take on a bluish tint (the "Tyndall effect"), so product choice and injection technique matter more here than almost anywhere else on the face.
Placed correctly, the filler gently fills the hollow to smooth the transition between the lower eyelid and cheek, softening shadows without adding visible puffiness.
- Softens under-eye hollows and shadowing
- Uses a specialized fine filler for delicate skin
- Reduces a chronically "tired" appearance
- Reversible with an enzyme if needed
Candidates & Safety Information
Good Fit
- Visible hollow or shadow beneath the eyes
- Look tired even when well-rested
- Good skin elasticity in the under-eye area
May Not Be Ideal For
- Significant under-eye puffiness or fat pad bulging
- Very thin, crepey under-eye skin (needs assessment)
- Pregnant or breastfeeding patients
Common Side Effects
- Swelling or puffiness for several days
- Bruising, more visible here than other areas
- Rare, temporary bluish tint if overfilled
Your Session & Recovery Timeline
Your doctor examines the depth of your hollow, skin thickness, and whether puffiness is a contributing factor, to confirm you're a good candidate.
Topical or local numbing is applied, then a very fine filler is placed carefully using a blunt cannula technique to minimize bruising.
Swelling and bruising are common in this delicate area and can look more noticeable than in other regions before settling.
Swelling resolves and the filler integrates smoothly, revealing your final result.
As the filler gradually breaks down, a touch-up session maintains your softened under-eye area.
Tear Trough Filler Pricing
Priced for a specialized fine filler, both sides — final pricing is confirmed after your assessment at consultation.
Single Session
One treatment, both sides
Estimated confirm at consult- Consultation & skin assessment
- Specialized fine filler, one session
- Aftercare instructions
Session + Touch-Up
Initial session plus a 6-month refinement
Estimated confirm at consult- Initial session plus one touch-up visit
- Fine-tuning based on your response
- Aftercare instructions
Combined Program
Tear trough + cheek filler for a fuller mid-face refresh
Estimated confirm at consult- Both areas addressed in one visit
- Smoother eye-to-cheek transition
- Aftercare instructions
Tear Trough Filler isn't listed as a separate line on our main Pricing & Packages page — because it uses a specialized product suited to thin under-eye skin, exact pricing depends on your individual assessment and is confirmed at consultation.
Under-Eye (Tear Trough) Fillers — FAQ
Is this area riskier than other filler areas?
It requires more precision due to the thin skin and delicate anatomy, which is why we use a specialized fine filler and careful technique. Choosing an experienced injector for this area matters more than for most others.
Will it make me look puffy?
Done conservatively with the right product, it shouldn't. Your doctor will assess whether puffiness is already a factor for you, since overfilling in patients with existing fat pad bulging can worsen a puffy look.
Why does this area bruise more than other filler sites?
The skin here is thin and close to small blood vessels, so bruising is more common and visible than elsewhere on the face. It typically resolves within a week and can be covered with makeup in the meantime.
How long do results last?
Results typically last 12–18 months — often longer than other filler areas, since this area sees less repeated muscle movement.
What if I'm unhappy with the result?
HA-based tear trough filler can be dissolved with an enzyme injection, giving you a reversible option if the result isn't what you expected.
Book Your Under-Eye Consultation
Meet with one of our doctors for an assessment and a clear, written quote before you commit.