Who is Suitable for Under-Eye Light Filling and Who Should Avoid It?
Under-eye light filling is ideal for those who are particularly concerned about dark circles and bags under their eyes. While the procedure is commonly performed on women, it is also gaining popularity among men. If a person has hollows, dark circles, or bags under the eyes, this procedure may be suitable.
However, it is not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women. It is also unsuitable for individuals with autoimmune diseases or allergies to filler substances. Those at risk of allergic reactions should consult a specialist before undergoing under-eye light filling.
What Should Be Considered After Under-Eye Light Filling?
After the procedure, avoid hot baths on the first day, excessive facial movements for the first two days, and heavy exercise for the first week. Additionally, avoid extreme heat or cold for the first two weeks. Washing the face half an hour after the procedure is not a problem. Redness, bruising, or swelling that occurs after the procedure does not prevent washing.
Does Under-Eye Light Filling Harm the Eyes?
Under-eye light filling does not harm the eyes or the surrounding area. Temporary swelling, redness, or bruising may occur post-procedure, but these side effects typically resolve within 3-5 days. Patients at risk of allergic reactions are advised to be evaluated by a specialist before undergoing under-eye light filling.
Conclusion
Under-eye light filling is an effective method for addressing aesthetic concerns. However, it is essential to consult a specialist doctor before the procedure.
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