Tear Trough Fillers

Dark circles, eye bags, under-eye hollows, fine lines, and puffiness around the eyes can make us appear significantly older than we are. For many individuals, these signs of aging and exhaustion can adversely affect self-esteem. Tear trough fillers are a non-invasive injectable cosmetic treatment option for revitalizing the under-eye area. A tear trough is a crease in the under-eye area that may appear sunken or hollow, creating a tired, worn-out look that often worsens with age. Tear trough filler injections are placed between the lower eyelid and the upper cheek to restore volume and smooth out under-eye hollows that can cast shadows, helping reduce the appearance of dark circles. At her private dermatology office in Manhattan’s Upper East Side neighborhood, Dr. Green provides her patients with a variety of non-invasive cosmetic procedures for rejuvenation, including under-eye fillers, Botox, laser treatments, microneedling, various dermal fillers, chemical peels, and more.

​​Tear trough fillers use hyaluronic acid dermal fillers (HA fillers), carefully injected into the hollow area between the lower eyelid and the upper cheek to restore lost volume and soften under-eye shadows. By replenishing volume in this delicate region, tear trough fillers smooth the transition beneath the eyes and reduce the tired appearance caused by hollowness. The treatment is non-invasive and requires no surgery or downtime, making it a popular option for patients seeking subtle, natural-looking under-eye rejuvenation. When performed with precision and an individualized approach, tear trough fillers can create a brighter, more rested appearance without altering natural facial features. As a board-certified dermatologist and expert injector, Dr. Michele Green uses advanced techniques to customize tear trough filler treatments based on each patient’s anatomy and aesthetic goals.

Dr. Michele Green is a world-renowned expert in cosmetic dermatology with over 25 years of experience treating discerning patients from around the globe for a wide range of skin concerns, including dark under-eyes, sun damage, fine lines and wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, acne, and acne scars. She is consistently rated among the top NYC dermatologists by Castle Connolly, Super Doctors, New York Magazine, and The New York Times for her expertise and dedication to her patients. Dr. Green employs a holistic approach to cosmetic dermatology and embraces a ‘less is more’ philosophy to achieve beautiful, natural-looking results. When you collaborate with Dr. Green to treat your under-eye area, you can trust that you have a provider with the skill and knowledge to deliver phenomenal, natural-looking, long-lasting cosmetic results. During your consultation, Dr. Green will evaluate your under-eye hollows to select the right tear trough filler for you, ensuring a rejuvenated, youthful-looking under-eye area.

What is tear trough filler?

The tear trough is the area of the face between the upper cheek and the lower eyelid. It is sometimes called the nasojugal hollow. Tear troughs can cast shadows and create the appearance of a darkened under-eye area, making one look tired or prematurely aged. They can be genetic, but they may also result from the natural loss of collagen that occurs with age. Reduced collagen levels in the under-eye area lead to thin, transparent skin, increasing the visibility of underlying blood vessels and creating a darkened under-eye area.

A dermal filler is a cosmetic product injected into soft tissue to produce an anti-aging effect and enhance or contour facial features. These fillers come in a wide range of formulations and styles, allowing patients to achieve full facial rejuvenation. Whether a patient wants to diminish the appearance of under-eye hollows, add volume to naturally thin lips, or achieve a more youthful cheek or a defined jawline, dermal fillers can help. Dermal fillers are a non-invasive cosmetic treatment, which means there is essentially no downtime associated with them, unlike traditional plastic surgery procedures.

Tear trough filler involves injecting hyaluronic acid into the tear trough area under the eyes. The hyaluronic acid gel immediately adds volume and moisture to the skin, restoring a youthful appearance in the treatment area. Each family of dermal fillers has slightly different properties, and no family is inherently better than the others. During your initial consultation with Dr. Green, she will determine the filler or combination of fillers that works best for your specific needs.

What does tear-trough filler do?

Tear trough fillers restore lost volume in the nasojugal fold beneath the eyes and improve the appearance of dark circles and under-eye bags. Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, such as Belotero, Restylane, and Juvederm, can help correct this tear-trough deformity. These fillers are designed to replenish volume in the treated area. When injected into the tear trough region, they reduce the appearance of dark circles and shadows under the eyes caused by volume loss. While dermal fillers cannot correct skin discoloration, they can minimize the shadowing that makes the area appear darker by adding volume. The preferred fillers for this area are hyaluronic acid gels with a small particle size. Hyaluronic acid is a naturally produced substance that helps plump the skin and boost collagen production, resulting in a more youthful complexion. Using dermal fillers to treat the under-eye area can provide natural-looking volume restoration while minimizing the appearance of fine lines, puffiness, and dark circles.

Before and after 1 syringe of Restylane in Tear Troughs (under eyes)

Which filler for tear trough?

The best dermal filler for tear troughs depends on each patient’s anatomy, skin type, skin quality, and the degree of under-eye hollowing. The under-eye area is delicate, so fillers used here must have a smooth consistency and avoid creating post-injection puffiness. Hyaluronic acid-based fillers are most commonly used for tear trough treatment because they attract moisture, provide subtle volume, and can be adjusted or dissolved if needed. Several fillers are well-suited for this area, including Restylane L, Restylane Eyelight, Juvederm Volbella, and Belotero Balance, each with unique properties that make them appropriate for different under-eye concerns.

Restylane L was among the first hyaluronic acid fillers introduced for facial rejuvenation and has long been used to address under-eye hollows in appropriate patients. Its formulation allows for controlled placement in the tear trough, making it suitable for correcting mild to moderate hollowing beneath the eyes. Restylane L can smooth the contour between the lower eyelid and upper cheek and reduce the appearance of shadows caused by volume loss. Results typically last several months, though longevity varies by individual factors such as metabolism and facial movement.

Restylane Eyelight was FDA-approved in 2023 for the treatment of under-eye hollows. It was developed to address infraorbital hollowing and under-eye bags associated with volume loss. Restylane Eyelight uses hyaluronic acid with patented NASHA technology and a specialized cross-linking process designed to help the filler maintain its structure once placed beneath the eyes. This formulation provides targeted volume support in the tear trough area while minimizing excessive swelling.

Juvederm Volbella was the first FDA-approved dermal filler for the tear trough area, approved in 2016. It has the thinnest formulation in the Juvederm family, making it easy to place smoothly in the delicate under-eye region. Volbella is manufactured using Vycross technology, which combines hyaluronic acid of different molecular weights to create a filler that spreads evenly and provides subtle correction. This makes Juvederm Volbella especially well-suited for patients who need very subtle correction under the eyes and want to avoid noticeable fullness or swelling in the tear trough area.

Belotero Balance is known for its ability to spread evenly within the skin, making it particularly useful for patients with very thin under-eye skin. Its formulation blends smoothly into the skin, helping correct under-eye hollows evenly without being noticeable or creating an unnatural appearance. Belotero Balance is often chosen to address tear trough hollows when a soft, even correction is needed. Its small particle size also helps lower the risk of the bluish discoloration sometimes seen with under-eye fillers placed too close to the surface.

The best filler for tear troughs will depend on your facial anatomy, skin concerns, and cosmetic goals. When you consult with Dr. Green, she will assess you in person to determine which dermal filler is most appropriate for you.

Who is a good candidate for tear trough filler?

A good candidate for tear trough fillers is someone in overall good health with mild to moderate hollowing beneath the eyes that creates a tired or sunken appearance. These patients often notice dark circles caused by shadowing from volume loss rather than by skin pigmentation. Tear trough fillers work best for individuals with good skin elasticity and thickness in the under-eye area, allowing the filler to sit smoothly and create a natural-looking result. Patients with under-eye hollows due to genetics or age-related volume loss often respond very well to this treatment. Tear trough fillers may be less suitable for individuals with significant skin laxity, pronounced under-eye bags from fat protrusion, or severe wrinkling in the area, as filler alone may not adequately address these concerns. In addition, patients whose dark circles are primarily caused by excess pigment or vascular discoloration may benefit more from treatments that target skin tone or texture. During your consultation with Dr. Green, she will evaluate your under-eye area to determine whether tear trough fillers are the right treatment for you or whether another cosmetic procedure may be better suited. If you are not a suitable candidate for tear trough fillers or other non-invasive cosmetic treatment options, Dr. Green may refer you to a trusted board-certified plastic surgeon for a surgical consultation.

Where is tear trough filler injected?

Tear trough fillers are injected into the hollow area beneath the eyes, where volume loss creates a sunken appearance, usually along the natural groove between the lower eyelid and the upper cheek. In most cases, the filler is placed deep beneath the skin, often just above the bone or beneath the eye muscle, so it sits smoothly and evenly within the tissue. This placement helps the under-eye area look refreshed without appearing puffy or overfilled. In some patients, a small amount of filler may also be placed along the upper cheek to support the under-eye region and soften the transition between the cheek and tear trough. The exact injection location depends on each patient’s facial anatomy, skin thickness, and degree of volume loss. Because the under-eye area is delicate and contains blood vessels, a precise technique is essential. During treatment, Dr. Michele Green carefully determines the safest and most effective placement to restore volume and create a natural, balanced under-eye appearance.

How does the undereye filler procedure work?

The under-eye filler procedure begins with a comprehensive consultation to ensure the treatment is appropriate and tailored to each patient’s needs. During this visit, the provider reviews medical history, discusses prior cosmetic treatments, evaluates facial anatomy, and closely examines the under-eye area to determine whether volume loss, skin quality, or structural factors contribute to the appearance of hollows or dark circles. Clinical photographs are typically taken to document the baseline appearance and help assess results over time. A customized treatment plan is then developed, including the selected dermal filler type, the estimated amount needed, and a discussion of expected outcomes, potential side effects, and aftercare guidelines, so patients feel fully informed before proceeding.

On the day of treatment, the under-eye area is gently cleansed, and a topical numbing cream is applied beforehand to improve comfort during injections. The filler is then carefully placed with a fine needle or cannula, with close attention to depth and placement to achieve a smooth, natural-looking result. This approach supports even filler placement while minimizing swelling and bruising in the delicate under-eye area. After treatment, ice may be applied to help reduce swelling, and patients receive detailed post-treatment instructions, including guidance on activity restrictions, skincare use, and what to expect during the healing process. Mild swelling or bruising can occur but typically resolves within one to two weeks. A follow-up visit is often scheduled to assess how the filler has settled and to determine whether a small touch-up is needed to refine the final result.

What to expect after tear trough filler?

After tear trough filler treatment, patients can expect to see an improvement in under-eye hollows soon after the injections, with the area looking smoother as any initial swelling subsides. Mild swelling, tenderness, or bruising around the injection sites can occur and is usually temporary, improving over several days and continuing to resolve over one to two weeks. In some cases, the under-eye area may look slightly uneven at first due to temporary swelling or normal tissue response at the injection sites, which typically smooths out as the filler settles and the area heals. During the recovery period, patients are often advised to avoid strenuous exercise, excessive heat, and pressure on the under-eye area to support optimal results. Once the swelling has subsided, the final results become more visible, revealing a more even, well-rested appearance under the eyes.

Is tear trough filler safe?

Tear trough filler is considered safe when performed by a qualified medical professional with extensive experience treating the under-eye area. The fillers used for this treatment are most often made of hyaluronic acid, a substance that naturally occurs in the body and has a long safety record in aesthetic medicine. When patients are properly evaluated, the appropriate filler is selected, and the product is placed at the correct depth, most people experience only mild, temporary side effects, such as swelling or bruising. Careful patient selection is an important part of safety, as under-eye fillers work best for individuals with volume loss and good skin quality. A thorough consultation helps ensure the treatment is appropriate and that expectations are realistic, contributing to a safe and satisfying outcome.

What are the side effects of undereye filler injections?

Undereye filler treatment is safe, especially when performed by an expert injector like Dr. Green. Some of the most common side effects of treatment include:

• Bruising
• Redness
• Swelling
• Nodule formation
• Pain
• Localized infection

If lumps or nodules appear and do not resolve on their own, patients should return to their injector for evaluation. Hyaluronic acid fillers such as Juvederm, Restylane, and Belotero can be dissolved with hyaluronidase injections. Although rare, allergic reactions can be severe, so it is crucial to disclose your complete medical history, including any allergies, to your injector before treatment. When dermal fillers are improperly administered, more serious side effects can occur, including blindness, stroke, and skin necrosis if the filler is injected into a blood vessel, also known as an occlusion. The Tyndall Effect is a rare side effect that causes skin discoloration and can occur after hyaluronic acid filler injections. The injection area can appear blue if the hyaluronic acid filler is injected too superficially. The color change is temporary, typically lasting several months, but it can be reversed quickly with hyaluronidase injections, which dissolve dermal fillers. It is vital to choose a board-certified dermatologist, such as Dr. Green in NYC, who has the knowledge and expertise to administer your tear trough fillers safely and effectively.

Is tear trough filler dangerous?

Tear trough filler carries risks if performed incorrectly or by someone without advanced training in facial anatomy. The under-eye area contains delicate blood vessels and thin skin, so poor technique or improper placement can increase the risk of complications. Rare but serious risks may include vascular injury, skin damage, or changes in vision, which is why this treatment should never be performed in a non-medical setting. Using hyaluronic acid fillers adds an extra layer of reassurance, as these fillers can be dissolved if a problem arises. Tear trough filler itself is not inherently dangerous, but the injector’s experience and expertise play a critical role in minimizing risk and ensuring the procedure is performed responsibly and safely.

How much does tear trough filler cost?

The price of tear trough filler varies from patient to patient because treatment is customized to individual anatomy and the degree of volume loss under the eyes. Some patients require only a small amount of filler to soften mild hollowness, while others may need additional product to achieve optimal results. The total cost depends on the number of syringes used and whether treatment is limited to the tear troughs or includes surrounding areas, such as the upper cheek, for added support. During a consultation, the provider evaluates the under-eye area and determines the appropriate amount of filler to achieve a natural-looking outcome.

Under-eye filler versus other eye treatments

Some patients present with fine lines and dark circles due to volume loss, while others exhibit increased pigmentation in the undereye area. Dr. Green will collaborate with you to develop an anti-aging treatment plan that targets the specific factors contributing to the aged appearance of the undereye area. Although many non-invasive options are available for eye rejuvenation, surgery may be necessary to address cosmetic concerns. Popular eye rejuvenation treatments include undereye fillers, fat transfer, eMatrix laser, mesopeel periocular, and blepharoplasty.

Under-eye fillers are a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that uses dermal fillers to restore lost volume and correct hollowing in the under-eye area. They are not permanent, typically lasting 6 – 9 months, and are associated with few side effects and minimal downtime. Tear trough filler treatment benefits those who want immediate results, don’t want any downtime, and understand that fillers are not a permanent solution.

The eMatrix laser uses radiofrequency energy to enhance collagen production. It features a specialized tip designed for the sensitive under-eye area. The eMatrix treatment for this region improves skin texture and tone by stimulating the production of new collagen and elastin, rejuvenating the eyes in just a few sessions. Three sessions, spaced a month apart, will diminish the appearance of fine lines, mild to moderate wrinkles under the eyes, and crow’s feet. The procedure requires minimal downtime, allowing you to return to work immediately after the laser treatment.

The Mesopeel Periocular peel is a gentle, safe treatment for the delicate skin around the eyes. This unique chemical peel contains azelaic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid, resorcinol, citric acid, and phytic acid. It is specially formulated to address concerns in the periorbital area, helping reduce hyperpigmentation, under-eye circles, and brightness loss. For those with tired-looking eyes seeking a non-surgical way to enhance their appearance, the Mesopeel Periocular offers an excellent solution for eye rejuvenation.

Lower blepharoplasty is a type of eyelid surgery performed by a plastic surgeon to enhance the appearance of the upper or lower eyelids by removing excess tissue. It can address excess skin, drooping eyelids, under-eye bags, puffiness, and dark circles. The procedure involves making small incisions in the eyelid area to remove excess skin and, in some cases, fat. A blepharoplasty procedure may be associated with long recovery times, surgical scars, and severe side effects. Blepharoplasty may be ideal for individuals with significant skin laxity, limited skin elasticity, and a desire for permanent results. By discussing your cosmetic goals with a dermatologist like Dr. Green or a plastic surgeon, you can determine the most suitable treatment or combination of treatments for your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about tear trough fillers

How long does tear-trough filler last?

Tear trough filler results typically last between six and twelve months, depending on the filler type and how the body metabolizes it. Most under-eye fillers are hyaluronic acid-based and are naturally broken down over time. Longevity varies from person to person and is influenced by factors such as metabolism, lifestyle, and the amount of filler placed in the area. Some patients notice their results lasting closer to a year, while others may observe a gradual softening of volume as the filler is absorbed. Many patients schedule maintenance treatments to help preserve their results. A personalized treatment plan can help determine how often touch-ups are needed based on individual response and aesthetic goals.

Does tear trough filler hurt?

Tear trough filler injections are generally well tolerated by most patients. To prepare for the injections, a topical numbing cream is applied to the treatment area one hour before the procedure. Additionally, the dermal fillers used in Dr. Green’s office contain lidocaine, which helps improve comfort during the injections and minimizes sensitivity in the delicate under-eye area. Dr. Michele Green places a strong emphasis on patient comfort and takes care to ensure the treatment experience is as comfortable and reassuring as possible.

How long do under-eye fillers take to settle?

It can take up to two weeks for the under-eye filler to settle in the treatment area and for the final results to become apparent. Patients appreciate that even immediately after the injections, they can observe a noticeable improvement in their skin’s appearance and quality. Dr. Green often has her patients schedule a follow-up appointment two weeks after their tear-trough filler treatments to assess the outcome and determine whether any touch-ups are needed once the filler has fully settled.

Why are my tear troughs so deep?

A combination of genetics, natural aging, and structural changes in the face over time most often causes deep tear troughs. Many people are born with deeper tear troughs due to inherited facial anatomy, including bone structure and fat distribution beneath the eyes, which can make the under-eye area appear hollow even at a young age. As the body ages, collagen and elastin production gradually decline, leading to thinner skin and reduced support in the under-eye area. At the same time, facial fat pads naturally shift or diminish, and the underlying bone can lose density, all of which contribute to a more sunken appearance beneath the eyes. These structural changes allow shadows to form along the tear trough, making the area appear darker and more pronounced, especially in certain lighting conditions. Thin under-eye skin can also make underlying blood vessels more visible, further emphasizing the depth of the tear troughs. Lifestyle factors such as chronic stress, lack of sleep, allergies, and sun exposure may worsen the appearance over time, but they are usually not the primary cause. During a consultation, Dr. Michele Green evaluates whether deep tear troughs are driven by volume loss, skin thinning, or facial anatomy to determine the most appropriate treatment approach for achieving a smoother, more refreshed under-eye appearance.

How much does tear trough filler cost?

The cost of tear trough filler is also influenced by factors such as the location of the medical practice, the type of dermal filler selected, and the injector’s experience. Because the under-eye area is delicate, tear trough fillers require extensive training and precise technique. As a result, treatment performed by a board-certified dermatologist may be priced differently from treatment offered in a non-medical or med spa setting. While lower-priced options may be available, choosing an experienced injector is essential for safety and quality results. A personalized consultation provides patients with an accurate cost estimate based on their treatment plan and aesthetic goals.

How long does under-eye filler swelling last?

Mild swelling is a common side effect of under-eye filler injections. Typically, it resolves on its own within two weeks of treatment. To reduce localized swelling, apply an ice pack to the treated area immediately after the procedure. For 48 hours after the procedure, patients should avoid strenuous exercise and activities that raise body temperature to prevent worsening at the injection sites. Patients should also avoid excessive heat, such as saunas or hot tubs, for 48 hours post-treatment to minimize the risk of swelling.

Will I bruise after tear trough filler?

Bruising can occur after tear trough filler injections, but it is usually mild and temporary. The under-eye area contains delicate blood vessels, so even careful injections may occasionally cause small bruises at the injection sites. Some patients experience little to no bruising, while others may notice light discoloration that fades over several days. Factors such as individual skin sensitivity, tendency to bruise, and the use of blood-thinning medications or supplements can influence the likelihood of bruising. Patients who are prone to bruising may be advised to take arnica, an herbal supplement shown to help reduce bruising and support healing, before and after treatment. Applying ice after treatment and following post-treatment instructions can also help minimize bruising. Any discoloration that does appear typically resolves on its own within one to two weeks.

Does tear trough filler migrate?

Tear trough fillers can migrate, but this is uncommon when the treatment is performed correctly by an experienced injector who understands the anatomy of the under-eye area. Filler migration occurs when dermal filler shifts from the original injection site, leading to puffiness, uneven texture, or a swollen appearance beneath the eyes over time. This is more likely to occur if too much filler is injected, if the filler is placed too close to the skin’s surface, or if the injector lacks experience treating the delicate tear trough region, which is thin. The choice of filler also plays an important role, as softer hyaluronic acid fillers designed specifically for the under-eye area are less likely to move when injected properly. When tear trough fillers are placed with a precise technique, the risk of migration is significantly reduced. Dr. Michele Green carefully evaluates each patient’s facial structure, skin quality, and degree of volume loss before selecting the most appropriate filler and injection method to ensure smooth integration and natural-looking results. Another advantage of hyaluronic acid fillers is that they are reversible; if migration or irregularities occur, the filler can be safely dissolved to restore the area. Choosing a board-certified dermatologist with extensive experience in under-eye rejuvenation is the most important factor in minimizing the risk of filler migration and achieving long-lasting results.

Is tear trough filler worth it?

Tear trough filler can be worth it for many patients seeking to improve the appearance of hollowness, dark circles, and under-eye shadows caused by volume loss. When the under-eye area appears sunken, it can create a tired or aged look, even when someone is well-rested. By restoring volume in this region, hyaluronic acid fillers help smooth the transition between the lower eyelid and upper cheek, soften shadows, and create a refreshed, more awake expression. Many patients see noticeable improvement soon after treatment and appreciate that the results can look very natural when the filler is placed appropriately.

How many syringes for tear trough filler?

The number of syringes needed for tear trough filler depends on the degree of volume loss under the eyes, facial anatomy, and the desired level of correction. Many patients require less than one full syringe per side, and in some cases, a single syringe can treat both tear troughs when hollowness is mild. Patients with more pronounced under-eye volume loss may need additional filler to achieve balanced results, and some treatment plans include upper cheek fillers to improve the overall contour beneath the eyes. Tear trough fillers are typically placed conservatively due to the area’s delicacy, aiming to restore volume without causing puffiness. During a consultation, Dr. Green will evaluate the under-eye area and determine the appropriate amount of filler to achieve optimal results.

Can tear trough go away naturally?

Tear trough depression does not resolve on its own. As collagen production declines, the skin under the eyes thins over time. Volume beneath the eyes can also gradually diminish, making the natural contour between the lower eyelid and upper cheek more pronounced and allowing shadows to form. Healthy lifestyle habits such as getting adequate sleep, staying hydrated, managing allergies, and protecting the skin from sun exposure can support overall skin health and reduce temporary puffiness or irritation around the eyes, but they do not restore lost volume. Topical skincare products may improve skin texture and brightness, yet they are limited in their ability to correct deeper under-eye hollows. For patients concerned about persistent tear troughs, cosmetic treatments that address volume loss are typically needed to achieve a visible and lasting improvement in the under-eye area.

Will tear trough filler work for me?

Tear trough fillers may be right for you if your main goal is to soften the appearance of under-eye hollows and reduce the tired look caused by shadowing in this area. Patients seeking subtle, natural enhancement often find that tear trough fillers brighten the under-eye region and create a smoother transition between the eyes and cheeks. The treatment is designed to improve contour and overall balance, not to erase all signs of aging or correct discoloration. Results can vary depending on how the under-eye area responds to added volume, and some patients may see a more noticeable improvement than others. A personalized evaluation helps determine whether tear trough fillers are well-suited to your goals and can deliver the improvement you seek.

How do I get started with tear-trough fillers today?

Tear trough fillers are a non-invasive cosmetic treatment that restores volume beneath the eyes and improves the appearance of under-eye hollows, shadows, and dark circles caused by volume loss. By replenishing lost volume in the tear trough area, this treatment softens the transition between the lower eyelid and upper cheek, making the eyes appear more rested and youthful. Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers are used to achieve subtle correction while maintaining the face’s natural contours. Tear trough fillers are performed without surgery or downtime and are often chosen by patients seeking noticeable improvement with minimal disruption to daily life. An expert in cosmetic dermatology, such as Dr. Michele Green in NYC, will evaluate your under-eye anatomy and customize treatment to ensure natural-looking, balanced results.

Dr. Michele Green is an internationally renowned, board-certified cosmetic dermatologist and expert injector. With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Green provides discerning patients from around the world with top-tier tear trough fillers, Botox, chemical peels, Thermage®, and Fraxel® lasers. Dr. Green will collaborate with you to create a personalized treatment plan for under-eye rejuvenation that best meets your needs and goals. Dr. Green is consistently recognized by Castle Connolly, New York Magazine, Super Doctors, and the New York Times as one of the best dermatologists in New York for her commitment to her patients and expertise. She is here to help you restore a more youthful appearance and reduce dark under-eye circles, puffiness, and bags. Please contact us online today or call 212-535-3088 to find out how to get started with tear trough fillers.