The infraorbital region plays an essential role in the perception of facial aging. Recently, a clinical study using eye-tracking technology revealed that the periorbital region is the second most crucial area in terms of aging perception [1]. Infraorbital area changes affect a wide range of ages, both sexes, and all races, and many patients seek treatments specifically for this area, with the most common complaint being a “tired look” or “infraorbital dark circles” [2–4].

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Superficial Injections to Enhance the Infraorbital Area: When Deep and When Superficial

  • Marina Landau,
  • Won Lee

摘要

The infraorbital region plays an essential role in the perception of facial aging. Recently, a clinical study using eye-tracking technology revealed that the periorbital region is the second most crucial area in terms of aging perception [1]. Infraorbital area changes affect a wide range of ages, both sexes, and all races, and many patients seek treatments specifically for this area, with the most common complaint being a “tired look” or “infraorbital dark circles” [2–4].