Under-Eye Light Filler

Hollows Beneath the Eyes

Under-eye light filler is used when a hollow casts a shadow and the area looks dark or tired for that reason. Softening the hollow can make the under-eye look brighter and more rested.

• The filler is aimed at hollows, not at every dark circle
• Shadow from a hollow is the concern it can address
• A more rested look depends on a hollow actually being present

Pigment Is Separate From Shadow

True pigment in the skin is different from a shadow in a hollow. Light filler does not remove pigment, so colour that sits in the skin needs another approach.

• Filler does not remove true pigment
• Colour in the skin is assessed separately from shadow
• Treating a hollow leaves true pigment still to be considered

Under-Eye Filler Follow-Up

Follow-up asks whether any remaining darkness is shadow or pigment. Further filler is considered only if a hollow is still the cause of what you see.

• Remaining darkness is looked at again with that distinction
• Pigment is not pursued with extra filler
• Any further step follows what the review actually shows

Estecenter in Istanbul separates under-eye hollows from true pigment, because light filler does not remove colour in the skin.