What kind of procedure do you recommend to improve the eyes area? (Photo)

The very fact that people jump to asking, "Which laser...." instead of asking, "What is the best treatment for..." is a testimony to the power of marketing hype and social media buzz in swaying our opinions, judgments and shaping our purchases.
The fact is that, at least from the photos provided, relatively expensive laser treatments of any kind, besides lacking a whole lot of hard science to back up their use, carry risks for all kinds of complications, including scarring and often persistent or permanent dyspigmentation (particularly in SOC).
On the other hand, for simple rejuvenation, the use of a series of in-office superficial peels, such high concentrations of glycolic or salicylic acid, Jessner's Solution, or low concentrations of TCA have a long and proven track record for improving skin quality and texture, especially when accompanied by the appropriate at-home maintenance use of certain topical Rx medications.
You would be wise to consult with a board certified cosmetic dermatologist. And finally one other very worthwhile piece of advice. Don't go in to any venue asking for any particular expensive light and energy-base gizmo treatments that you've heard or read about because, in all likelihood, and to your later disappointment and financial waste, you will get exactly what you ask for. Hope this helps and best of luck.

Hello Adriana. We do not recommend either of those lasers. Because of your skin type and the risks of hypopigmentation with CO2, we resurface with Sciton’s erbium laser. You can see the results at the link below. This is full field resurfacing, NOT fractional and works to remove the fine lines and wrinkles in the photos. You may also need some Restylane injections for hollowing under the eyes after recovering from resurfacing.