Students with tear troughs can have them removed through injectable fillers, photoelectric treatments, and surgical treatments. 1. Injectable filler: You can inject autologous fat, hi-pot, collagen, hyaluronic acid and other substances into the tear trough area to achieve the effect of smoothing the tear trough. However, there may be risks of recurrence or vascular embolism. 2. Photoelectricity treatment: If the students’ tear trough is relatively deep, radio frequency treatment can also be used to stimulate the regeneration of collagen and elastic fibers in the area to improve the phenomenon of deep tear troughs, if the conditions permit. 3. Surgery: Generally speaking, students’ tear troughs are not particularly serious, but if there are special circumstances, surgery can be considered to remove the tear troughs, and commonly used surgical methods include under-eye bag removal, mid-face lift, etc. It is recommended that students with tear troughs should seek timely treatment. It is recommended that students with tear troughs should consult a doctor in time, and strictly follow the doctor’s instructions to take appropriate methods to remove tear troughs.