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Hollow under eyes treatment in London

London Polynucleotides connects you with practitioners at UNTIL Marylebone and UNTIL Soho who assess hollow, sunken under-eyes and tear troughs, and who can tell you whether the hollow, the skin over it, or both need treating.

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  • No GP referral needed
  • Assessment before any treatment

What causes hollow under eyes?

  • Thinning and descent of the fat pads under the eye with age.
  • Changes in the bone of the eye socket over time.
  • Inherited face shape with a naturally deep tear trough.
  • Weight loss that reduces facial fat.
  • Thin skin over the area that makes a mild hollow look deeper.

Tear trough filler for hollow under eyes

Tear trough filler is a hyaluronic acid gel placed deep under the eye to lift the hollow, and the change shows on the day. It is a device, not a prescription medicine, and it can be dissolved if needed. The under-eye is one of the hardest areas to fill well: too much product, or product too close to the surface, can look puffy or show a blue tinge, so choose a practitioner who treats the area often and shows you their own results.

Alternatives to tear trough filler

Where the hollow is mild and the skin over it is thin, improving the skin with polynucleotides can make the area look less shadowed without adding volume. Where the hollow is deep, there is no injectable that replaces volume other than filler, and a surgeon may discuss fat transfer or lower-lid surgery. Some practitioners combine a small amount of filler with a polynucleotide course for the skin.

When under-eye filler goes wrong

The common problems are puffiness from too much product, a blue tinge from product placed too shallow, and swelling that comes and goes. Most can be corrected by the practitioner who placed it, often by dissolving the filler. Sudden pain, blanching of the skin or any change in vision after filler is an emergency: contact the practitioner at once and use NHS 111 or A&E if you cannot reach them.

Hollow under-eye assessment at UNTIL Marylebone and UNTIL Soho

Practitioners at both clubs assess the under-eye before recommending filler, polynucleotides or both. Polynucleotides for the skin over a hollow cost from £220 to £350 a session at the practices that publish them, checked on 29 September 2026; filler is priced by the practice at the assessment. Polynucleotides under eyes in London explains the skin side, and the enquiry form arranges the assessment.

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questions answered

Can polynucleotides fill hollow under-eyes?

No. Polynucleotides add no volume, so a true hollow stays much the same after a course. They improve thin skin over a hollow, which can make a mild one look softer. London Polynucleotides connects you with practitioners who can tell a hollow from thin skin at an assessment.

How long does tear trough filler last?

Under-eye filler usually lasts longer than filler in more mobile areas, often many months, though it varies with the product and the person. London Polynucleotides suggests asking the practitioner how long the product they use tends to last and how they would correct it if needed.

Is tear trough filler or polynucleotides better for sunken eyes?

For a genuinely sunken, hollow under-eye, filler, because only filler replaces volume. For thin, crepey or shadowed skin with little hollowing, polynucleotides. London Polynucleotides connects you with practitioners at UNTIL Marylebone and UNTIL Soho who assess both before recommending one.

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London Polynucleotides • UNTIL Marylebone, 1 Orchard Street, London W1H 6HJ

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UNTIL Health Concierge replies to arrange an assessment at UNTIL Marylebone or UNTIL Soho. The practitioner confirms the price of a course before anything is booked.