Redensity II - Under Eye Birmingham

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Treatment Time
30-45 min
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Price
From £180
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Areas Covered
Under-eye / tear-trough region where suitable

What is Redensity II - Under Eye?
Targeted under-eye injectable treatment following assessment of anatomy, skin quality, swelling tendency and contraindications.
What it may help with
Potential Benefits
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Provides a targeted under-eye assessment and injectable pathway
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Takes account of anatomy, swelling tendency and skin quality
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Uses a product selected for the delicate peri-orbital area
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Includes conservative planning and aftercare
Selected under-eye skin-quality or contour concerns after detailed assessment.
Who is it suitable for?
Adults with under-eye anatomy that is suitable for the product. Prominent fluid retention, certain vascular/anatomical features or other concerns may make a different approach more appropriate.
What happens at your appointment?
Your appointment begins with confirmation of the concern, relevant history and consent. The treatment area is prepared, the agreed protocol is carried out, and you receive aftercare instructions before leaving.
Before your appointment
Bring details of previous under-eye treatments and discuss swelling history, medicines and allergies.
Downtime & aftercare
Temporary swelling or bruising can occur and under-eye swelling may last longer in some people. Follow the clinician’s specific instructions and urgent-complication advice.
Recommended course
The number of sessions depends on anatomy, product and response and is agreed after assessment.
Frequently asked questions
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How do I know which injectable is right for me?
The clinician assesses anatomy, skin quality and your goals before recommending a product or deciding that another approach is more appropriate.
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Will I look overfilled?
The treatment plan should be conservative and proportionate to your anatomy. No exact cosmetic outcome can be guaranteed.
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How long do results last?
Duration varies by product, area, dose, metabolism and individual response. Product-specific expectations are discussed at consultation.
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What are the main risks?
Swelling, bruising and tenderness are common temporary effects. More serious complications are uncommon but important and are covered during informed consent and urgent aftercare advice.
