Cannula versus needle to treat tear trough
The tear trough is usually referred to as the dark shadow that lays beneath your eyes. An increasingly popular area that is treated with anti-ageing treatments, patients often worry that injecting will cause pain and bruising.
However, here at TheLondonFacialCare, I use a cannula to inject the eye area rather than a needle. Cannula’s are not sharp like needles, making it the perfect tool to inject this sensitive area of the skin.
By using the cannula, bruising is kept to a minimum, which makes it more convenient, as several of my patients want to resume their work activities and other schedules straight afterward.
It causes less pain than needles and requires fewer entry points than needles because they are longer. It provides a safer procedure as there is less risk of perforating a blood vessel.
Furthermore, I use the cannula to inject the tear trough as it is the safest method for injection, minimising your recovery time. However, I also use needles on specific filler treatments in there areas as they could provide better results in some instances.
If you wish to find out more about the tear trough procedure, please call the practice. My assistants will be more than happy to help you book an appointment with me!
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