Do Chemical Peels Affect Under Eye Fillers in Some Way?

No, definitely not. The peel works superficially and could never get deep enough to affect the fillers.

Hello, The skin underneath our eyes is very thin and delicate. In most cases, fillers placed here are deep to the skin and depending on specific procedure can be deep to the muscles as well. A chemical peel (superficial or medium depth) affects only the skin and no deeper areas (ie where the filler is placed). However, due to the thinness of the skin in this area it is very important that you discuss the chemical peel and its location with the Physician who placed the fillers. What you need to do is avoid any potential problems if the fillers were placed superficially and the chemicals from the peel are able to penetrate to the area where they were injected.

It is common and reasonable for practitioners to perform chemical peels and fillers (involving the lower eyelid region) at the same visit. With the lower eyelid, however, significant inflammation and edema frequently occur even with light chemical peeling agents. Ideally, the filler material is placed just above the level of the periosteum (bone), but it frequently ends up in a more superficial location. The inflammation from the chemical peeling agent could theoretically cause some break-down of the filler material or possibly filler positioning. For this reason, my preference is to perform the chemical peel first, and inject filler 2 weeks later after the inflammation has resolved.