Doctor-led under-eye treatments focused on precision, safety, and natural-looking rejuvenation
Advanced treatment planning tailored to facial anatomy, volume distribution, and under-eye structure
Under-eye treatments may be suitable for individuals looking to improve:
• under-eye hollows
• shadowing
• tired-looking eyes
• volume-related changes beneath the eyes
Suitability depends on:
• facial anatomy
• skin quality
• volume distribution
• treatment goals
• medical history
A personalised consultation is essential before treatment planning.
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Tear-Trough and under-eye treatments are non-surgical approaches designed to improve the appearance of under-eye hollows, shadowing, and tired-looking eyes using carefully tailored treatment planning.
At Dr Kay Clinic, treatments are performed by a GMC-registered doctor with over 30 years of clinical experience, using a personalised and anatomy-focused approach centred around safety, precision, and natural-looking outcomes.
The under-eye area is complex and requires careful assessment of anatomy, skin quality, volume distribution, and treatment suitability before proceeding.




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The under-eye area requires careful treatment planning due to its delicate anatomy and vascular structure.
The aim is not to eliminate all movement, but to create balanced, natural-looking results that preserve facial expression and individuality.
Advanced techniques, including ultrasound-guided procedures where clinically appropriate, may be used to support treatment precision and patient safety.
Natural-looking outcomes focused on subtle rejuvenation and facial balance
Cases will be added soon
Not all under-eye concerns are suitable for the same treatment approach. A detailed consultation is important to assess suitability and anatomy.
Treatment approaches at Dr Kay Clinic focus on subtle refinement while maintaining natural facial expression and balance.
Yes. All treatments are performed by Dr Arash Khademi, a GMC-registered doctor.
The under-eye area is anatomically complex and requires careful planning to determine the most appropriate treatment approach.
Advanced approaches, including ultrasound-guided procedures where clinically indicated, may be used to support treatment precision and safety.