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Eye bags are the protrusion of fat pockets beneath the eye, creating puffiness. Dark circles are usually pigmentation or thin skin showing underlying blood vessels. Tear troughs are the hollow grooves between the lower lid and cheek. Each requires different treatment — at consultation, we identify exactly which concern (or combination) is yours.

The fat pockets removed during surgery do not regenerate, making the result permanent in that sense. However, the natural ageing process continues — skin laxity, volume changes — over decades. Most patients enjoy a refreshed appearance for 15+ years before any subtle changes.

For the internal (transconjunctival) approach, yes — most patients are presentable within a week. Some residual tightness or subtle swelling may persist into Week 2, but it's typically only noticeable to you. External approach takes slightly longer, around 10 days.

Both, and many ages between. Eye bag surgery is one of the most age-flexible aesthetic procedures. Younger patients often see immediate, dramatic improvement; older patients may benefit from combined approaches addressing skin laxity. Suitability depends on health, not age.

Fillers add volume to mask the appearance of bags or hollows — but they don't address the underlying fat pocket. They require maintenance every 6–12 months, and over years can cause unnatural fullness ("filler face"). Surgery directly resolves the cause, permanently.

All procedures carry risks. The most common short-term issues are temporary swelling, mild bruising, and asymmetric healing. Serious complications under specialist care are rare. We discuss these openly during consultation, with informed-consent paperwork detailing every consideration. We never proceed unless you fully understand and agree.