Under Eye Volume Loss

The tear trough, also referred to as the nasojugal groove, constitutes the inner section of the lower eyelid. Aging leads to a gradual reduction in fatty tissue beneath the lower eyelid and upper cheek region. The skin and muscles in the lower lid experience a natural decline in elasticity, no longer maintaining a tight hold. Consequently, this process can result in the tear trough depression becoming puffy or protruding away from the face. As the under-eye tissue pushes outward, the formation of “bags” becomes noticeable.