Best Almond Eye Filler Doctors in Turkey

What is almond eye filler?

Almond eye filler is the placement of hyaluronic acid at the tail of the brow, the temple or the hollow above the outer upper eyelid to lift the look of the outer eye corner. It is sometimes called fox eye filler. The goal is a slightly upturned, elongated eye shape.

The filler does not change the eye itself. It supports the tissues around it. When the temple and brow tail lose volume, the outer brow can sit lower and the eye can look heavier. Adding volume there can give a modest upward lift.

How is almond eye filler done?

Almond eye filler is a single-session injection that usually takes about 30 minutes.

1. Assessment: The doctor looks at brow position, temple hollowing and eyelid shape, and discusses the look you want.
2. Marking: Injection points are marked on the brow tail and temple.
3. Numbing: A numbing cream is applied. Many products also contain lidocaine.
4. Injection: Filler is placed deep, often on the bone, using a needle or a blunt cannula.
5. Check: The doctor compares both sides with your eyes open and closed.

The amount used is usually small. A follow-up visit around two weeks later allows minor adjustments.

Who is almond eye filler suitable for?

Almond eye filler suits adults with mild hollowing at the temple or brow tail who want a subtle lift at the outer eye corner. It suits cases where the brow has only slight droop and the eyelid skin is firm.

It is usually not enough, or not advised, when:

• The brow or upper eyelid sags clearly
• There is a large amount of excess upper eyelid skin
• You expect a strongly slanted eye shape
• You are pregnant or breastfeeding
• You have an infection or active skin condition in the area

General points on eye area treatments and suitability are covered on the main eye area filler page. The final decision is made by the doctor after examination.

How long does almond eye filler last and what is recovery like?

Almond eye filler usually lasts 9 to 12 months. The temple and brow area move more than the under-eye area, which can shorten how long the filler lasts.

Recovery is usually quick. Mild swelling, tenderness and bruising may last about three days. Some people feel tightness at the temple when chewing for a short time. Avoid rubbing the area, intense exercise and saunas for a day or two.

What are the specific risks of almond eye filler?

The specific risks of almond eye filler are asymmetry, an unnatural look and, rarely, a blocked blood vessel.

• Asymmetry: One side can look higher than the other, often corrected at follow-up.
• Overcorrection: Too much volume can make the brow tail look heavy instead of lifted.
• Lumps: Small bumps may be felt under the skin.
• Blocked blood vessel: The temple contains vessels that link to those of the eye. Sudden pain, skin colour change or vision problems need urgent care.

Hyaluronic acid can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if needed. Ask whether it is available at the clinic.

How does almond eye filler compare with under-eye filler and almond eye surgery?

Almond eye filler gives a temporary, modest lift, under-eye filler treats the groove below the eye, and almond eye surgery changes the position of the outer eye corner more lastingly.

Filler is often a way to see whether you like a lifted look before considering surgery.

What affects the cost, and how do you choose a doctor?

The cost depends on the product, the number of syringes and whether the temples, brow tail or both are treated. The doctor's experience, the city and whether a follow-up is included also play a role. The exact fee is confirmed at the consultation.

You can compare them in the doctor list by city. When choosing a doctor, check:

• Specialty in dermatology, plastic surgery or oculoplastic surgery
• Experience injecting the temple and brow area
• An honest view on whether filler or surgery fits your goal
• The product name and an unopened box
• Hyaluronidase kept at the clinic and a planned follow-up