What it is
Dark circles have several causes. There is usually a loss of volume in the fat compartments and the cheek, often accompanied by darkening of the skin. That is why treatment is approached from several angles, depending on the signs seen at the first assessment: sometimes a filler is enough, and sometimes combined therapies are best.
Hyaluronic acid
Hyaluronic acid is a substance found naturally in many tissues and organs of the human body, but its levels decrease over time. It is used to improve the condition of the skin, add radiance and hydrate it. Under the eyes it restructures the area and corrects the hollowness, the dark skin and the bags.
Carboxytherapy
Carboxytherapy treats the signs of ageing without surgery. Carbon dioxide improves blood flow so that oxygen reaches all the tissues, which helps reduce dark circles and bags and leaves the skin younger and smoother.
Laser
Dark circles caused by skin pigmentation respond well to the Fraxel laser, which removes dark pigmentation around the eyes permanently. This fractional laser also stimulates collagen, which reduces wrinkles and expression lines.
Who it is for
Bags and dark circles age the eyes and make us look tired, and they are one of the most common aesthetic concerns. They can be caused by tiredness, age, hormonal imbalances, smoking or genetics. As we get older the skin loses volume and texture, which makes dark circles much more visible.
The treatment is suitable for women and men, young, middle-aged or older, who want a fresher look and to reduce dark circles and bags without surgery.
The session
Hyaluronic acid with rheological properties specific to the eye area is applied evenly with fine needles and/or cannulas.
- Duration: about 30 minutes.
- Anaesthesia: topical.
- Number of sessions: 1.
Results
With hyaluronic acid, results are immediate, with optimal results at 30 to 45 days. They last 12 to 15 months.
Benefits
- Deep skin hydration.
- A fresher, younger look.
- Corrects under-eye hollows.
- Improves skin texture.
- More even skin.
