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Summary

In this video, Bruna Almeida, a biomedic with six years of experience, shares her expert technique for effectively filling under-eye hollows. She explains how to avoid common issues like the formation of bags or the blue tint often seen after improper applications. Bruna emphasizes the importance of precise marking, correct patient positioning, and choosing the right filler product for optimal results. She also highlights the importance of gradual results, with visible effects after 15 days. The video aims to provide professionals with a secure and effective method for under-eye filling, while also offering tips for both beginners and advanced practitioners.

Takeaways

• 😀 Proper filler application technique is essential to avoid common issues like the tindel effect (bluish tint) and eye bags.
• 😀 Correct patient positioning (lying down with the right expression) is crucial for accurate placement of fillers in under-eye hollows.
• 😀 The filler should be injected precisely into the deepest part of the hollow, not where volume already exists, to avoid puffiness.
• 😀 Using the right depth for injection is key—subcutaneous injection is recommended for a natural, smooth result.
• 😀 Reilan Gel is suggested due to its balanced density, offering enough volume without creating excessive puffiness.
• 😀 Results will expand gradually over the next 15 days as the filler absorbs water, creating a more natural look.
• 😀 It’s important to avoid over-injecting during the first session; additional filler can be added after 15 days if needed.
• 😀 The risk of creating bags can be minimized by not using too much filler at once and allowing the product to settle gradually.
• 😀 Using a needle in the correct location helps avoid hitting larger blood vessels, reducing the risk of bruising.
• 😀 The video emphasizes that it serves as guidance rather than a full training course, encouraging professionals to pursue further education through in-person workshops.
• 😀 Aftercare includes understanding that slight swelling and edema are normal for 3-5 days after injection, and results will settle with time.

Q & A

What is the main goal of the video?

The main goal of the video is to guide professionals and patients on how to perform under-eye filling effectively, ensuring a safe procedure with natural-looking results while avoiding common mistakes such as creating a bulge or blue discoloration.

Why do some patients experience undesirable results after under-eye filling?

Unfavorable results can occur when the filler is applied incorrectly, such as in the wrong layer of tissue. This can lead to visible blue discoloration (from the light reflecting off hyaluronic acid particles) or the formation of a bulge if too much product is used in a superficial layer.

What is the recommended technique for under-eye filling?

The video suggests using the 'MD Coats' technique for under-eye filling, which is a safer approach that ensures better results. This technique focuses on a precise application in the subcutaneous layer, avoiding excessive volume and reducing the risk of complications.

How should the patient be positioned during the procedure?

The patient should be lying down with their face in a relaxed position. They are asked to look upwards as if bored, to help reveal the under-eye area where the filler should be applied, specifically targeting the depth of the hollow rather than areas with existing volume.

What is the importance of proper marking during the procedure?

Proper marking is crucial to ensure the filler is applied precisely to the deep hollow (the 'calha') of the under-eye area. This helps to create a smooth, natural look, and prevents overfilling or applying the filler to areas with sufficient volume.

Why is it important to avoid applying the filler too close to the lacrimal area?

It is important to avoid applying filler too close to the lacrimal area because this could obstruct the lacrimal glands and ducts, potentially leading to complications like fluid retention or infection.

What type of filler is recommended in this technique?

The video recommends using 'Reylan Gel Traditional' as it has a good balance of viscosity: it is not too thick to create excessive volume, but also not too thin to lose effectiveness. This is ideal for subcutaneous applications under the eye.

How long does it take for the final result to be visible?

The final result is visible after about 15 days, as the hyaluronic acid will expand slightly by drawing water into the surrounding tissue, creating a smoother, more natural effect. Initial swelling can occur for 3-5 days, which is normal.

What should be done if the result after 15 days is not satisfactory?

If the result is not satisfactory after 15 days, a touch-up can be performed. It’s important not to apply all the filler in one session, as overfilling could lead to undesirable bulging and require further treatments like hyaluronidase to correct.

What are the risks of using too much filler in a single session?

Using too much filler in a single session can result in an exaggerated, unnatural appearance, with the product expanding too much and forming a bulge. Additionally, this excess filler can cause further complications, such as the need for hyaluronidase, which can lead to more skin laxity in the area.