Dr Ahmed El Muntasar explores tear trough treatments and focuses on identifying suitable candidates for options beyond fillers
The tear trough area is a delicate and prominent facial feature that is often a common source of aesthetic concerns for patients. Common complaints include dark circles, hollowing and a tired appearance, which can significantly affect a patient’s confidence.
While tear trough fillers are a popular treatment option, they are not a universal solution. A comprehensive understanding of patient selection, alternative non-surgical treatments, and the nuances of tear trough anatomy is crucial for delivering safe and satisfactory outcomes.1
Understanding tear trough concerns
Tear trough deformities can vary significantly in presentation, depending on the underlying cause, which may include volume loss, skin laxity, pigmentation or a combination of these factors. In young patients, hereditary factors often play a key role. Genetic predispositions may result in a naturally deeper tear trough or more…
