Instant treatment of Dark circles or bags under eyes through dermal fillers

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         Instant treatment of Dark circles or bags under eyes through dermal fillers
What causes dark circles under eyes? 
Dark circles under eyes are usually caused by hollowing in the "tear trough" zone due to volume loss caused by loss of fat in this area.
This is usually due to age but can be present in much younger people who are genetically predisposed.

 Dermal Filler treatment for under eye circles.
By adding volume back into the troughs and upper cheeks, the "valleys" can be filled in to smooth out these negative contours,  eliminating the dark colour and shadowing, and erasing the tired look. 

How long will dermal filler under the eyes last? 
Typically results can last up to 12-18 months, and I have seen many cases lasting well beyond 2 years.

How is the treatment done and will it hurt?
 The treatment is done under local anaesthetic, and once anaesthetised, is completely painless.

What does these filler contain?
These fillers contain hyaluronic acid.
Hyaluronic acid is a type of sugar  that is present in body tissues, such as in skin. It is able to combine with water and swell when in gel form, causing a smoothing/filling effect.


For More Info:
Please Visit Web Site: www.csclinic.delhi.in
Email: chetnas83@yahoo.com

Address : 
D-439,1st Floor,Ramphal Chowk,
Palam Ext.Sec-7,Dwarka,
New Delhi-110075

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