To address dark circles and hollowness under her eyes, many individuals opt for eye fillers. Eye fillers generally refer to dermal fillers that are used to enhance the appearance of the area around the eyes. Dermal fillers are injectable substances that are commonly used for cosmetic purposes to add volume, reduce wrinkles and rejuvenate the skin.
 
Eye fillers have become a popular option for those seeking to enhance their appearance without the invasiveness of surgery. Their quick results and temporary effects attract many individuals, but potential risks and suitability concerns should not be overlooked. 

If the filler is not administered correctly or is done by an inexperienced practitioner, it can lead to uneven results, lumpiness or even damage to the surrounding tissues. It is very crucial to choose a reputable and experienced practitioner to minimise risks, says Dr Anand K, chief consultant, plastic and reconstructive surgery, SPARSH Hospital, Bangalore.