Three practitioners discuss the use of dermal fillers for treatment of the periorbital area
The periorbital region is a complex aesthetic unit encompassing the brow, superior sulcus, upper and lower eyelids, and the medial and lateral orbital regions. Ageing-related change in this region is multifactorial and may include brow descent, volume loss of the superior sulcus and temple, changes in skin quality, altered muscle balance and, in some patients, eyelid hooding or true ptosis. This can contribute to a tired, heavy or aged appearance, making this an increasingly common area of concern for patients seeking aesthetic treatment.¹˒²
Treatment of this region remains technically demanding. The complex anatomy of the periorbital area, including its intricate vascular network, delicate soft tissues and functional relationship with the brow and eyelid, requires a detailed understanding of anatomy, careful patient assessment and precise injection technique to achieve safe and…
