About Tear Troughs (Brisbane)
The tear trough describes the groove beneath the lower eyelid, running from the inner corner toward the cheek. Its depth and visibility vary by individual and can be influenced by genetics, midface support, skin quality, pigmentation and lighting/shadowing. With time, some people notice more pronounced hollowing or shadows at the eyelid–cheek junction.
Why consider a tear trough consultation?
Because the lower eyelid is a delicate, anatomy-dense area, care should be doctor-led. After assessment, we can discuss personalised, non-surgical options that may help:
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Soften the appearance of hollowing at the eyelid–cheek junction
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Reduce the look of shadowing that can make the area appear tired
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Improve contour continuity between the lower lid and upper cheek
Suitability & assessment
Candidacy is confirmed in a clinical examination that may review eyelid shape, orbital rim anatomy, lower-lid tone, midface support, skin quality and pigmentation. In some cases, adjacent areas (e.g., midface/cheek) or skin-quality measures are prioritised for the most natural-looking outcome. Alternatives and staged approaches are discussed where appropriate.
Important: Some options discussed in consultation may involve a prescription-only medicine. We do not advertise prescription-only medicines to the public. Any such option can only be discussed and, if appropriate, provided after a consultation with a registered medical practitioner. Individual results vary; no outcome is guaranteed.