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When the area under the eyes looks sunken or shadows appear, it can create an impression of looking more tired than you actually are.
For this reason, more people are considering under-eye filler.
What matters just as much as the procedure itself is how long it lasts.
Today, let’s look at under-eye filler duration along with the changes that occur over time.

How long does under-eye filler last?
The duration varies depending on an individual’s skin condition and the type of filler used, but in general, it often lasts about 6 months to 1 year.
Because the under-eye area moves less than other areas, the same filler may sometimes last relatively longer there.
However, differences can occur depending on each person’s metabolic rate and skin characteristics.

What factors affect under-eye filler duration?
Under-eye filler duration is influenced by several factors.
Skin thickness, elasticity, blood flow, and an individual’s metabolic rate are major factors.
Lifestyle habits are also important.
Lack of sleep, frequent drinking, and smoking can affect skin condition and may also influence how long the filler lasts.
Excessive exposure to ultraviolet rays can also affect changes in skin condition.

How do changes appear after the procedure?
To understand under-eye filler duration, it is important to look at the changes that occur after the procedure.
Right after the procedure, the sunken area becomes filled in, creating a brighter-looking impression.
As time passes, the filler naturally settles in place and leads to a smooth shape.
At first, slight swelling or a sense of unfamiliarity may be felt, but in most cases this gradually subsides over time.

What changes occur after the under-eye filler duration passes?
As the duration passes, the filler is gradually absorbed by the body.
This process usually progresses gradually rather than changing suddenly.
Therefore, rather than feeling as if it disappears all at once, it is often felt as a gradual reduction in volume.
Because of this characteristic, it is important to judge the timing for touch-up or additional treatment while observing the maintenance status.

When is it a good idea to consider under-eye filler again?
As the duration shortens and a loss of volume becomes noticeable, many people consider additional treatment.
Rather than waiting until it is completely absorbed, touching it up while some remains may lead to a more natural result.
The appropriate timing can vary depending on an individual’s skin condition and the speed of change, so adjusting the timing based on the current condition can be helpful.

Does aftercare affect the duration?
The duration can also be affected by aftercare following the procedure.
Right after the procedure, it is important to avoid strong pressure or irritation, and it is best to avoid rubbing the eye area excessively.
It may also be helpful to avoid alcohol, smoking, and high-temperature environments for a certain period.
Paying attention to sun protection and moisturizing care can also have a positive effect on maintaining stable skin condition.

What criteria should you look at when choosing under-eye filler?
Rather than judging based only on duration, it is important to consider both the current condition of the under-eye area and the direction of improvement you want.
This is because the approach can vary depending on the cause of the under-eye hollowing, skin thickness, and the type of dark circles.
Rather than simply comparing how long it lasts, going through the process of understanding the flow of changes and the management methods together may help you make a more realistic decision.
