Special Feature: Preventing Tear Trough Complications

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Eye bags and dark hollows are of significant bother for many people. They can affect any gender and any age; often making people look tired, unwell and aged beyond their years. In fact, a recent survey commissioned by Galderma found that 70% of men and women aged 25 and above felt they look tired and older due to their under-eye shadows. Our increased use of technology is also not helping, with 55% claiming that screen presence reminded them of how tired they look.1
As a result, it’s likely that requests for treatment are common in your clinic. But do you know how to treat the area safely? According to those experienced, intricate anatomy and thin skin make tear troughs one of the most complex areas to treat. So to support you, we spoke to three professionals – aesthetic practitioner Dr Tristan Mehta and consultant ophthalmic and oculoplastic surgeons Mrs Sabrina Shah-Desai and Mr Daniel…

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