Under Eye Filler Dissolve Before & After | Side View Tear Trough Reset
Migrated Filler Dissolved
Old, migrated tear trough filler sitting high on the cheek was carefully broken down to reset the under-eye area.
Smoother Tear Trough
The puffy bump under the eye is visibly flatter, and the transition from lower lid to cheek looks smooth and even.
Refreshed, Natural Look
The under-eye looks lighter and more rested, with a result that reads as her — not as filler.
Details of the Treatment
From the front her lower eyelids looked fine. From the side, previous filler had pushed the under-eye area forward in a way that didn't match the rest of her face.
Side-profile assessment showed bilateral under-eye projection beyond the natural orbital plane. From the front, the lower eyelid contour was acceptable. From the oblique and lateral views, the cumulative product produced a forward bulge. The wet-dry junction on profile was blurred. The pattern reflected layered injection planned from front-view assessment alone, without simultaneous side-view evaluation. The plan was targeted dissolve across the over-projected zones, with the front-view appearance preserved as much as possible.
Hyaluronidase was placed in low-volume aliquots concentrated in the over-projected periorbital zones. Multi-view assessment is essential in dissolve work because front-view appearance and side-view appearance are different correction targets. In the after image, the side-profile lower-eyelid projection has reduced. The front-view appearance is largely preserved. The periorbital region reads as more proportionate from all angles. Multi-view planning produces multi-view results — same total reduction, more balanced outcome.
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.
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