The appearance of a hollow or shadowed area beneath the eyes, often referred to as under-eye hollows, can be addressed through various methods. These approaches aim to restore volume, improve skin texture, or reduce the visibility of underlying structures that contribute to the perceived “sunken” look. An example includes the use of dermal fillers to add volume to the tear trough area.
Addressing the appearance of under-eye hollows can have a significant impact on perceived age and overall facial aesthetics. Reduced visibility of these hollows often results in a more refreshed and youthful appearance. Historically, individuals have explored various remedies, ranging from topical treatments to surgical interventions, seeking to diminish the prominence of these under-eye shadows.
