As we age subtle changes to our face include bone reabsorption, loss of collagen in the skin resulting in thinner skin with less elasticity and the fat pads around the eayes can change shape.  The combined effect of these very modest changes can in some people result in a aging gaunt, tired appearance.

This can occur in some people at a relatively young age and as the example above shows the correction of loss of volume in the tear troughs can be life enhancing.

In the right hands yes but of all the treatments in aesthetics tear trough filling is one of the most demanding and it is frankly shocking how unregulated this treatment is.

To be safe the injector does need to be medically trained and have an excellent knowledge of the anatomy of the face.  Lou our Clinical Director has had extensive training in the anatomy of the face including detailed dissection of cadavers.   By far the best way to gain a detailed 3 dimensional understanding of the anatomy.

Yes in the unlikely event of an error this can be corrected. A more likely outcome is that a little fine tuning might be required and we can do this too.