Under Eye Volume Sydney

What can I expect during an under eye volume treatment?

When having an appointment at Cosmos Aesthetics Sydney NSW, your practitioner will examine the under eye skin area to ensure you are a candidate for tear trough volume treatments. During the treatment the following steps generally occur:

• Consultation: The appointment typically begins with a consultation. The practitioner will discuss your concerns, assess the area, and determine if you’re a suitable candidate for the treatment.
• Facial Analysis: The practitioner will analyse your face, focusing on the under eye area, to decide on the appropriate treatment approach and details.
• Treatment: The exact treatment approaches will be discussed with you at your consultation.
• Aftercare Instructions: Once the procedure is complete, your practitioner will provide specific aftercare instructions to help your recovery, including directions around avoiding strenuous activities, direct sun exposure, excessive heat, and refraining from touching the treated area for a certain period of time.
• Follow Up: A follow up appointment a few weeks after the treatment to assess the results and determine if any further appointments are needed.

Is there any downtime after getting under eye volume treatment?

After receiving under eye volume treatment, most patients experience minimal downtime, with bruising and swelling being common. Potential post-treatment experiences to be aware of can include:

• Swelling and Bruising: It’s common to have some swelling or bruising in the treated area. These effects typically subside within a few days but can last up to a week in some cases.
• Mild Discomfort: Some patients might feel a bit of tenderness or discomfort in the treated area, which usually diminishes within a day or two.
• Daily Activities: Most patients can resume their daily activities right after the treatment, but this will always depend on the individual.

Do tear trough volume treatments have any side effects?

Most Volume Treatment patients tolerate the treatment well. However, just like any other medical procedure, there are some temporary side effects to be aware of, such as swelling and redness, which usually subside within a few hours to days. Bruising is common in the delicate area under the eye, and if bruising occurs this can last a week or so, depending on the patient,

Lumps and skin infections are very rare, and in some even more rare cases, treatment may disrupt a blood vessel beneath the skin. This can block blood flow and lead to complications such as skin death and, in severe cases, blindness. When treating the delicate area under the eyes and to reduce the risk of serious complications occurring, we always recommend that you only use an experienced cosmetic practitioner at Cosmos Aesthetics Sydney.