자유게시판
Email & Password
Not a member? Register.
Under eyes - is dermal fillers the best for loose, wrinkled skin under the eyes?
helpful votes.
26th May 2025
The best procedure for loose ,wrinkled skin under eyes.
SHARE THIS
Answers (12)
Order By | Most Helpful | Most Recent | Oldest
Emma Rothery
27th May 2025
Answer: We would recommend coming in for a skin scan, we offer a range of treatments which can improve this from radiofrequency to injectables. The consultation will take around 30 minutes and provide you with what option would best compliment your concerns.
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Dr Julia Sevi
27th May 2025
Answer: My name is Julie, and I’m the Clinic Manager here at Aesthetic Health. Before booking a consultation, I always offer a discovery call—it’s a friendly, no-obligation conversation where I can introduce myself, learn more about your concerns, and explain how we work as a clinic.
At Aesthetic Health, we take a regenerative, whole-human approach to treatment—focusing on long-term skin health, not just short-term fixes. This call also allows us to determine whether we’re the right clinic for you, and whether our philosophy aligns with what you're looking for. If this is something of interest please feel free to visit our website and submit a contact form.
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Dr Nina Sheffield
27th May 2025
Answer: Good Morning,
There are a number of treatmnets they may help, we would like to invite you for a consultation and we can assess you and creat a treatment plan for you.
If you have any further questions or would like to book a Complimentary Consultation, please do not hesitate to contact me and I will be more than happy to help.
Alternatively, you’re able to book online at your convenience via our website.
I look forward to hearing from you.
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Owner Tawa Dowling
27th May 2025
Answer: Hello Caeron,
Thank you for your query about treatment options for loose, wrinkled skin under the eyes.
This can be caused by a number of factors, including reduced collagen as we get older, reduced volume due to loss of bone structure and fat under the skin, as well as sun damage, dehydration of the skin and lifestyle factors such as stress.
Treatment options include dermal filler to replace lost volume (including the undereye area, cheeks and temples), collagen boosting options such as injectable skin boosters and microneedling, and personalised and protective skincare to improve skin hydration and quality, as well as reflecting light to improve the appearance of the undereye area.
I'd recommend that you book a consultation with me at my clinic in Rainham, Kent, to discuss your needs in more detail, and to identify which treatment options would be best for you.
You can book a consultation via the link in my clinic bio (TD Aesthetics).
I look forward to seeing you soon.
Warm regards
Nurse Tawa
TD Aesthetics
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Julie Fell
27th May 2025
Answer: Hi Cameron,
Thank you so much for your message.
If you’ve got loose or wrinkled skin under the eyes, I would need to see the area first to advise properly. However, I wouldn’t typically recommend dermal filler for this concern, as filler is more suited to treating hollowing under the eyes rather than skin laxity.
One treatment that can be very effective for tightening the under-eye area is Tixel, though it does depend on the severity of the looseness.
I hope that helps! If you’d like to book a consultation (which is £100 for an in-person appointment), please do visit our profile.
Thank you again.
Warmest wishes,
Laurie
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Rachel Fox
27th May 2025
Answer: Hi Caeron,
Thank you for your enquiry. Sound like fillers may not be the best option for you. Loose skin would probably respond better to a tightening treatment such as laser. Polynucleotides’s maybe an option but I wouldn’t be able to advise without seeing you. You can contact me using my details in the bio
Happy to see you for a consultation
Best regards
Rachel
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Dr. Jo McInerney
27th May 2025
Answer: Good morning Caeron
There are many treatments now in our clinic for this concern.
I would recommend that you make an appointment with one of us and we can advise you further. This will ensure you get the best outcome of treatment.
Kind regards
Jo
Cosmetic Skin Care/The Skyn Gym
Windsor
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Dr Maryam McMillan
27th May 2025
Answer: The best treatment is to have a consultation.
Dermal fillers are not an option for loose skin under eyes.
The best treatments are skin tightening procedures like CO2 laser/ skin boosters to strengthen the skin.
alternative is surgery.
Please note until we have seen you for a consultation we can not advise on a treatment.
Ambra Aesthetic Clinic- see our profile for contact information
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Sarah Newey
27th May 2025
Answer: Hi there, it really depends upon what presents at consultation, dermal fillers is more often about volume loss rather than improving texture there.
At Finesse Skin Clinic I would always recommend a face to face consultation to discuss your requirements. This is beneficial and will enable you to see the clinic and its clean professional treatment environment and of course to meet your practitioner.
How does this sound to you?
Sarah
Pharmacist and prescriber
GPhC registered
Fully insured
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Dr Hazel Parkinson
9th June 2025
Answer: I would recommend a face to face assessment to fully assess the problem. Under eye polynucleotide injections may be the answer, but if there is a lot of loose skin it may be a blepharoplasty that you need. Please feel free to book a free consultation with me so I can fully assess your concerns.
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Dr Nishel Patel
27th May 2025
Answer: Dear Caeron Marshall,
Yes, fillers are a great option, and so are polynucleotides for under-eye concerns. Only Dr. Patel performs these treatments at our clinic, so please book a consultation. Costs range from £ .
Kind regards,
Nishel Patel
0 helpful votes.
You either need to be logged in as Community Member or a Clinic to leave a comment.
To login to your community please Click Here.
To login as a Clinic please Click Here.
Click Here to see more questions and answers about Dermal Fillers, Lip Fillers - Hyaluronic Acid Injections Information.
Industry
©Copyright Consultingroom.com™ Ltd
All information contained within this site is carefully researched and maintained for accuracy of content. Please note that for prospective purchasers of aesthetic treatments, information and guidance provided does not substitute an in-depth consultation with an experienced practitioner.
