Concerns with under eyes
Understanding your under-eyes starts with understanding what lies beneath the surface.
The under-eye area is delicate, individual and often one of the first places where changes in skin quality and facial structure become noticeable. Dark circles, fine lines, puffiness and hollowness can all affect the appearance of this area, but they don't necessarily share the same cause. Understanding the difference is an important first step in determining which approach may be appropriate for you.
We take a considered approach to under-eye concerns. Rather than recommending a treatment based on a single concern or a passing trend, we assess your skin, facial anatomy, medical history and individual goals to understand what may be contributing to the changes you have noticed.
Understanding Your Concerns
Dark circles and uneven tone
Dark circles can be influenced by pigmentation, visible blood vessels, skin thickness and the natural contours of the eye area. Because several factors may contribute to their appearance, an assessment helps determine whether a skin-focused approach may be appropriate.
Fine lines and changes in skin texture
The skin beneath the eyes is naturally thin and may develop fine lines or a crepey appearance over time. Changes in skin quality, hydration and collagen structure can all play a role.
Puffiness and under-eye bags
Puffiness may be associated with fluid retention, allergies, genetics or changes in the tissues around the eyes. Not all puffiness is a skin concern, and some causes may be better addressed through medical assessment rather than cosmetic treatment.
Hollowness and changes in facial contours
A hollow or shadowed appearance beneath the eyes can be influenced by natural facial anatomy, the distribution of soft tissue and age-related changes. Shadows can sometimes resemble dark circles, even when pigmentation is not the primary concern. Understanding these structural differences is important when considering suitable options.
Understanding Your Options
Rejuran
Rejuran is an injectable skin booster made of polynucleotides (purified DNA fragments from wild salmon) designed to repair, thicken, and rejuvenate the delicate skin under the eyes.
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NCTF
NCTF (New Cellular Treatment Factor) is a poly-revitalising mesotherapy skin booster injected or micro-needled into the delicate skin under the eyes. Unlike traditional dermal fillers, it does not add structural volume or change your facial features. Instead, it acts as a multivitamin cocktail to feed, repair and rehydrate the skin from within.
Tear trough revolumization
Under-eye revolumization adds volume to the hollow groove between the lower lid and the cheek to reduce shadowing, smooth lines, and give the face a more rested appearance.
