Under-Eye Fillers in Seoul
Bailor Clinic — Subtle, Safe, and Naturally Refreshed
Under-eye fillers (tear trough fillers) gently soften hollows, reduce shadowing, and smooth fine creases beneath the eyes. At Bailor Clinic, every treatment is doctor-planned with conservative micro-dosing and careful plane selection for a natural, non-puffy finish.
What Under-Eye Fillers Can Improve
- Tear trough hollows causing dark shadows
- Fine creases and tired appearance
- Transition from lower eyelid to upper cheek (lid-cheek junction)
- Mild asymmetry and contour irregularities
Note: If puffiness (festoons), fluid bags, or severe laxity are present, your plan may include alternatives or combination therapies instead of filler.
Our Safety-First Approach
- Hyaluronic acid (HA) only for this zone (reversible if needed)
- Cannula-first technique to reduce bruising and vascular risk
- Micro-aliquots placed in the correct plane (often deep, on bone or sub-orbicularis)
- Ultrasound guidance when indicated for anatomy or prior filler
- Conservative dosing with staged reviews to avoid overfilling
Who Is (and Isn’t) a Good Candidate
Good candidates:
- Distinct volume hollow with minimal under-eye swelling
- Good skin quality or willingness to pair with skin boosters/energy for texture
Consider alternatives first if:
- Prominent eye bags/festoons or fluid retention
- Very thin, crepey skin needing collagen/skin-quality work
- Significant pigmentation as the main cause of darkness
Alternatives & Complementary Options
- Skin boosters / PN/Exosome for crepey texture
- Lasers/toning for pigment and vessel-related darkness
- HIFU/threads (midface) to lift cheek support, reducing trough depth
- Lymphatic care and lifestyle guidance for fluid retention
Treatment Journey
Consult & Mapping
3-angle assessment (front/45°/profile), pinch test for skin thickness, and evaluation of bags vs. true hollow. Prior filler or surgery history reviewed.
Precision Injection
Topical anesthetic or ice;
micro-threads or micro-boluses via cannula. Slow, layered placement to blend lid-cheek junction.
Review & Refinement
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2–3 week follow-up to assess integration. Minor top-ups or enzyme blending (if needed) ensure a smooth, natural contour.
Results & Downtime
- Immediate: Softer hollow and brighter look
- 1–2 weeks: Settling phase; final blending after any minor swelling resolves
- Longevity: Typically 9–12+ months, varying by metabolism and product
- Downtime: Usually minimal; small swelling/bruising can last a few days
Possible Side Effects (Rare but Important)
- Bruising, swelling, tenderness (common, temporary)
- Tyndall effect (bluish hue) if filler is too superficial—managed by enzyme if needed
- Prolonged edema in fluid-prone patients—why we stage and dose conservatively
- Vascular complications (very rare) — mitigated by cannula technique, anatomical mapping, and immediate protocols
Aftercare (First 7 Days)
- Sleep slightly elevated for 1–2 nights
- Avoid sauna/hot yoga, intense exercise, alcohol for 24 hours
- No firm massage unless instructed
- Keep skincare gentle; use broad-spectrum SPF daily
- Report unusual pain, blanching, or persistent lumps promptly
Popular Combinations
- Under-Eye Filler + Midface Support: Cheek blending for a seamless lid-cheek curve
- Under-Eye Filler + Skin Booster: Hydration and fine-line polish
- Under-Eye Filler + Laser Toning/Genesis: Redness and texture refinement
- Under-Eye Filler + Toxin (brow/DAO): Opener look + softer expressions (timed)
Session Time, Pricing & Booking
- Chair time: ~25–40 minutes (including mapping)
- Pricing: Based on product, dose, and whether cheek support is included
- Quote: Provided after in-clinic assessment
Brighten your gaze the subtle way.
Book an under-eye filler consultation at Bailor Clinic (Seoul) for a personalized, safety-first plan and natural results.

