30F, 5’4” 135lbs, Fitzpatrick I with oiliness and occasional acne. I lost a considerable amount of weight over a span of about a year and a half, and my under eyes haven’t bounced back the way I hoped. Looking to see if a CO2 laser procedure would be a good solution as I don’t really want to go the filler/lower blepharoplasty route if I can avoid it.
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Answer: RE: How to best address under eye laxity/fat pads?
This kind of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) is a real risk, especially when a C02 laser is used on darker natural skin types. Sorry.
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