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Under-Eye Rejuvenation for Dark Circles and Hollows

byPooja KanumuruAvailable at 3 locations in Bengaluru & OnlineStarts from350 Per UnitView full gallery

The skin under your eyes is the thinnest on your face and doesn't respond to standard anti-aging creams. I focus on identifying whether your concerns—be it hollows, pigmentation, or puffiness—need structural correction or medical-grade skin therapy.

This infographic explains the reasons behind tear trough hollows, which include skin thinning, loss of fat and bone support, and genetics. I correct this non-surgically with targeted PRF injections to improve skin texture and fillers to add volume, restoring a rested look instead of just concealing the shadow.

Dark circles are not just about lack of sleep. They can be caused by genetics, thin skin showing blood vessels, or volume loss creating shadows. I use a combination of treatments like brightening eye creams, lasers to reduce pigment, and tear trough fillers to correct hollowness for truly brighter eyes.

Under-eye bags are often caused by fluid buildup, loose skin, or bulging fat pads. While creams with caffeine can help temporarily de-puff, I use treatments like RF microneedling to firm and tighten the skin for more significant and lasting improvement.

The skin under your eye lacks oil glands, making it naturally dry and prone to wrinkles from facial movements. This infographic breaks down why this delicate area needs special attention with targeted hydration and protective skincare.

As I explain here, the skin around your eyes is fundamentally different from the rest of your face, which is why it ages faster. Understanding this is the first step toward effective prevention and treatment of under-eye concerns.

About Under-Eye Rejuvenation

Stop spending money on expensive eye creams that cannot fix structural hollows or deep pigmentation. If your under-eye issues are caused by volume loss, bone thinning, or genetic factors, topical products are simply not enough. I assess your anatomy first—if you have a tear trough deformity, we address it with fillers or PRF; if it's purely pigment, we target that with lasers. It is about choosing the right tool for the specific cause.

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