Precision Reversal
We used enzyme-based correction to safely target misplaced filler without disturbing surrounding tissue. No overcorrection, no downtime—just a more refined, authentic look.
Refreshed, Not Overdone
The patient appears visibly more rested, without the telltale signs of "filler fatigue." Volume was reduced strategically to let her natural beauty shine.
Ideal for Filler Complications
If you’re experiencing under-eye lumps, shadows, or swelling from previous filler, this approach offers a clean slate. No harsh lasers or surgery needed.
Details of the Treatment
Years of under-eye touch-ups at other clinics had drifted the product upward and produced puffiness where the original hollow used to be. Her previous provider's solution was still to add more.
On assessment, the under-eye area showed product that had drifted above the bony rim, with puffiness above where the original hollow had been. The lower-eyelid skin was preserved. The pattern was the kind of buildup that comes from repeat injection without anything cleared in between. A staged dissolve approach suited this presentation because letting the area settle between rounds protects against over-correction.
Hyaluronidase was placed in small, paced amounts across the affected zones. Pacing in under-eye cases lets the lower lid return to baseline gradually rather than collapsing in one pass. After the dissolve had settled, the patient elected not to pursue any new filler. In the after image, the under-eye area has returned to baseline. The puffiness has resolved. The face returns to baseline before any new product is considered. This is the correct sequence for any patient with a history of repeat under-eye injection.
Individual results vary. The outcome shown reflects this patient's specific anatomy, health history, and treatment plan. Results shown are not guaranteed and are not necessarily typical. Photos used with patient consent.
Ask Sabeen Munib, MD directly
Consultations are 30 minutes and carry no obligation to treat. Bring your questions and any prior treatment history.
