The 10 ranked clinics
| # | Clinic | Published information |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Skin Longevity Clinic | Dedicated tear trough assessment and treatment information. |
| 2 | Dr Calvin Chan | Hyaluronic acid fillers and facial volume assessment. |
| 3 | DRx Clinic | Dermal fillers for facial volume and lower-lid shadows. |
| 4 | Lux Medical Aesthetic Clinic | Dedicated tear trough filler service. |
| 5 | TLC Lifestyle Practice | Clinic information available; tear trough service details need confirmation. |
| 6 | SW1 Clinic | Eye filler information with suitability and alternative treatments. |
| 7 | The Clifford Clinic | Filler assessment alongside other under-eye treatment options. |
| 8 | Ageless Medical | Dermal fillers for sunken under-eye areas. |
| 9 | Radium Medical Aesthetics | Under-eye hyaluronic acid fillers among its listed treatments. |
| 10 | Zion Clinic | Dedicated under-eye filler information. |
Clinic reviews
1. The Skin Longevity Clinic
The Skin Longevity Clinic publishes a dedicated guide to hyaluronic acid tear trough filler. Its assessment considers under-eye hollowing, cheek support, skin thickness, puffiness and existing eye bags before treatment is recommended. The clinic is founded by Dr Rachel Ho and is located at Scotts Medical Center.
Before booking: Ask whether the proposed treatment addresses the tear trough directly, the supporting cheek, or both.
Sources: Tear trough filler guide
2. Dr Calvin Chan
Calvin Chan Aesthetic & Laser Clinic lists hyaluronic acid fillers among its treatments for dark circles and under-eye concerns. Its filler information describes assessment of facial volume loss and the use of MD Codes in treatment planning.
Before booking: Confirm whether direct tear trough filler is appropriate, which product is proposed and who will perform the procedure.
Sources: Face treatments · Dermal fillers
3. DRx Clinic
DRx Clinic’s Dermal Lift Filler page includes reducing lower-lid shadowing among its listed uses. The clinic also offers other treatments for under-eye concerns, allowing the consultation to distinguish volume loss from skin-related changes.
Before booking: Ask which doctor and branch provide tear trough filler, and request a treatment-specific quotation.
Sources: Dermal Lift Filler · Clinic and under-eye concerns
4. Lux Medical Aesthetic Clinic
Lux Medical Aesthetic Clinic publishes a specific tear trough filler treatment page and identifies Dr Kellyn Shiau as its doctor. The page discusses choosing a soft filler for the thin under-eye area and assessing the amount needed for the hollow.
Before booking: Request a current written quotation stating the product, volume and whether both eyes are included.
Sources: Tear trough filler treatment
5. TLC Lifestyle Practice
TLC Lifestyle Practice’s website lists Dr Georgia Lee and Dr Grace Lee and gives its location as Pacific Plaza, 9 Scotts Road. The current website provides appointment details but does not publish a tear trough filler treatment description or price.
Before booking: Confirm current tear trough filler availability, the treating doctor, the proposed product and the consultation fee directly with the clinic.
Sources: TLC Lifestyle Practice
6. SW1 Clinic
SW1 Clinic publishes information on hyaluronic acid eye fillers and a dedicated tear trough guide. The guide discusses patient selection, the difference between a hollow and an eye bag, possible complications and alternatives when direct filler is unsuitable.
Before booking: Clarify whether the proposed procedure is a volume-restoring filler or a treatment mainly intended to improve skin quality.
Sources: Lip and eye fillers · Tear trough filler guide
7. The Clifford Clinic
The Clifford Clinic describes tear trough and cheek fillers as options for volume-related under-eye shadows. Its information distinguishes these treatments from procedures aimed at protruding eye-bag fat and discusses situations in which adding volume may be unsuitable.
Before booking: Ask whether the main issue is a hollow, an eye bag, pigmentation or a combination, and how that changes the recommendation.
Sources: Dark eye circles and filler treatment
8. Ageless Medical
Ageless Medical’s dermal filler page specifically discusses filling tear troughs when a sunken under-eye area creates dark shadows. It also describes consultation, treatment planning and follow-up, and publishes profiles of Dr Lam Bee Lan and Dr Vera Shaw.
Before booking: Confirm the treating doctor and the exact filler material, as the clinic’s wider filler information covers several product categories.
Sources: Dermal fillers and under-eye treatment
9. Radium Medical Aesthetics
Radium Medical Aesthetics lists Dermal Fillers for Under Eye within its eye-area treatment range. Its published treatment listing identifies hyaluronic acid fillers, alongside separate laser and radiofrequency options for other under-eye concerns.
Before booking: Discuss whether filler is appropriate for the hollow and request details of the product, amount and review arrangements.
Sources: Eye-area treatment listing
10. Zion Clinic
Zion’s filler website publishes a dedicated page on under-eye and tear trough fillers. It describes treating hollowing and considering cheek support where appropriate, while distinguishing volume-related shadows from pigmentation and vascular causes of dark circles.
Before booking: Confirm the proposed material, whether cheek treatment is included and the total cost before proceeding.
Sources: Under-eye and tear trough fillers
How this list is selected
This is a selected editorial comparison, not an exhaustive directory. Entries compare publicly available information about relevant services, named practitioners, suitability, risks and pricing. The order is an editorial preference; it does not establish that one clinic is safer or achieves better clinical outcomes than another. No numerical scoring formula is used.
Where a clinic’s public information is limited, that gap is stated. It is not evidence that the clinic is unsafe or that a service is unavailable. Read our Editorial, Ranking and Funding Policy.
Published treatment prices
A directly comparable price for all ten entries was not established from the sources reviewed. Request a written quotation covering the filler product, volume, one or both eyes, consultation, GST, planned reviews and any additional treatment. A starting price or per-syringe price does not necessarily represent the total cost.
Suitability and risks
Filler may help a defined under-eye hollow. Pigmentation, visible vessels, prominent eye bags and a tendency to swell require separate assessment. The consultation should explain what the proposed treatment can reasonably change and when another approach is preferable. Source: The Skin Longevity Clinic, tear trough filler guide.
Possible complications include bruising, swelling, lumps and persistent puffiness. Rare blockage of a blood vessel can cause tissue damage or vision loss. Ask about the doctor’s experience, complication management and aftercare. Unusual pain, skin colour changes or vision changes during or after filler require immediate medical attention. FDA information on filler risks.
Funding and corrections
No clinic can pay for editorial inclusion or position, evidence grades or a favourable verdict. A paid profile is labelled “Sponsored enhanced profile” and adds factual practitioner, service, location and contact details.
To report a factual error, email Joy@laverneholdings.com with the clinic name, the passage concerned and a supporting source. Substantial corrections and ranking changes will be dated on this page.
Sources and limitations
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Sources are identified by title beside each clinic entry. These are primarily the clinics’ own descriptions of their services; they do not independently establish treatment quality or comparative results. This comparison does not use audited patient outcomes or a standardised clinic trial. TLC Lifestyle Practice’s current website does not provide treatment-specific details. Service availability, practitioners and prices should be confirmed directly before booking.
Source review: 10 October 2026.
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