Excess skin and fat around the eyes can cause or exacerbate dark circles. Surgery can be a permanent solution to remove excess tissue and reduce the appearance of dark circles.
Dark circles caused by hyperpigmentation or visible veins can be treated with noninvasive or minimally invasive treatments. These provide short-term solutions lasting several months and may involve dermal fillers, peels, or laser therapy.
Before considering surgery, it's important to explore non-surgical options. However, surgery may be necessary if the desired results are not achieved.
In some cases, surgery may be necessary to correct functional problems. It can help improve the individual's quality of life in these cases.
For some individuals, dark circles and under-eye bags can be a significant cosmetic concern affecting their self-esteem and confidence. Surgery may be the best option in these cases to achieve the desired cosmetic result.
This procedure removes excess fat or loose skin from the eye area, eliminates under-eye bags and drooping upper eyelids, and can reduce the appearance of dark under-eye circles.
This procedure corrects deep tear troughs with silicone implants but only for people with exceptionally deep tear troughs. This surgery requires general anaesthesia, and recovery from bruising and swelling takes several days.
This procedure involves the removal of fat from other areas of the body and injecting it under the eyes to restore volume and reduce the appearance of dark circles.
Nonablative lasers are a type of laser-based technology that stimulate collagen growth and tighten the targeted area of skin. These treatments are minimally invasive and do not require incisions or injections.
It is a type of cosmetic treatment that can help address the appearance of dark circles resulting from the loss of volume or thinning skin around the eye area.
Ablative lasers remove surface layers of skin, promoting cell growth and renewal. Suitable for addressing dark circles due to irregular pigmentation, volume loss, and loose skin.
CO2 lasers were once the gold standard, but Erbium lasers are gaining popularity due to shorter recovery times and less heat damage to the skin.
Chemical peels deeply exfoliate the skin and are available in different strengths and combinations. They can improve the overall health of the treated area and help treat dark circles caused by pigmentary disorders and sun exposure.
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