One’s eyes, and the area surrounding, convey emotions, make social connections, and are often touted as reflectors of internal health and well-being. It is, without a doubt, the most impressionable part of the face. That being said, the periorbital skin is the thinnest skin in body and hence, starts showing features of aging much earlier than the rest of the body. Healthy and young periocular skin is perceived as smooth, even-toned skin with good texture and free from contour defects. Ideally, there should be a smooth transition from the lower eyelid over the cheek. Convexities and concavities in periorbital area do affect the overall aesthetic presentation. Also, wrinkling and texture change lends a tired and sad look to the face, which is the commonest emotional attribute that patients present with. Ergo, different treatment modalities with varying levels of evidence are used to correct, fill, lift, contour and resurface the periorbital area, such as dermal fillers, neuromodulators, dermal and subcutaneous threads, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, lasers, energy-based devices and more, for that elusive youthful appearance. Periocular rejuvenation enhances the patients’ external appearance and boosts their overall confidence. The authors have catalogued and itemized the prime modalities utilized for treating this area, with a focus on hyaluronic acid fillers.