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What Non-Surgical Approach Offers the Best Result for Baggy Eyes?

What Nonsurgical Approach Offers the Best Result for Baggy Eyes?

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by rich50 in Katonah, NY
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Under eye bags may be treated with fillers, surgery, or a combination

Under eye bags may be present at an early age in some because of the anatomy of their faces. In some, bags get worse with time as they lose volume and fat in their face, making the under-eye bags more prominent. Usually, fillers may be placed under the eyes and in the cheek bone area to support the skin and reduce the bags. Occasionally, the bags are so prominent surgery is required, but even in these cases, fillers are frequently required to treat the tear trough area... more
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Non- surgical options for baggy eyes

Some of the options include fillers and laser treatments but really at the end of the day, the best option is surgery.  Fillers and laser can help the periocular appearance in individuals that have subtle aging changes but it does not give predictable results.  Surgery (lower eyelid blepharoplasty) is the best option for treating eyelid bags.
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Eye bags cannot be improved without surgery

Hi there- There is no question that a non-surgical option for improvement of bags under the eyes would be a bonanza for anyone who could come up with it- but it simply doesn't exist.... Fundamentally, the problems that may lead to baggy eyes have to do with the descent of the facial soft tissues, with loss of skin quality and the collection of excess skin and/or muscle tissue. These are not problems that I can foresee ever being correctible without surgery. On the other hand, more

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Non-surgical treatment of bags under eyes

If I could find one I would use it instead of surgery. In my opinion there is no good non-surgical alternative for the treatment of eye lid bags.
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