I observed that i have dark circles which is inherited from my dad. I tried many natural ways and sleeping early, facial yogas, but still i can see i have dark circles as it formed as a pigmentation. I am planning to do chemical peel off. Could anyone suggest me
November 16, 2016
Answer: Pigmentation under the eyes/dark circles The best way to treat this type of pigmentation is with a combination of peels, creams, lasers, or fillers for the tear trough area such as Belotero. Please consult an expert for the best cosmetic advice. Best, Dr. Green
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November 16, 2016
Answer: Pigmentation under the eyes/dark circles The best way to treat this type of pigmentation is with a combination of peels, creams, lasers, or fillers for the tear trough area such as Belotero. Please consult an expert for the best cosmetic advice. Best, Dr. Green
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April 20, 2016
Answer: Chemical Peel off for Dark circles (Pigmentation) The skin around the eyes is the thinnest and most delicate, treat it gently. The eye area also has very little subcutaneous fat tissue, and what’s there, diminishes with time. This is one reason this area (particularly under the eyes) can develop a sunken, hollow look as we age. The skin continues to get thinner and more translucent as we get older (why the small reddish-blue blood vessels under the skin can peek through, creating dark undereye circles).Fillers like Restylane®, Juvederm® and hyaluronic acid fillers, are used to add natural volume back to the sunken areas under the eyes. If your dark circles are due to aging, lasers can also help stimulate the growth of skin-firming tissues like collagen and elastin. I highly recommend having a consultation with a board-certified doctor and getting an understanding of the best treatment options for you. Each patient is different and an honest doctor will be able to let you know what they can or cannot do for you.
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April 20, 2016
Answer: Chemical Peel off for Dark circles (Pigmentation) The skin around the eyes is the thinnest and most delicate, treat it gently. The eye area also has very little subcutaneous fat tissue, and what’s there, diminishes with time. This is one reason this area (particularly under the eyes) can develop a sunken, hollow look as we age. The skin continues to get thinner and more translucent as we get older (why the small reddish-blue blood vessels under the skin can peek through, creating dark undereye circles).Fillers like Restylane®, Juvederm® and hyaluronic acid fillers, are used to add natural volume back to the sunken areas under the eyes. If your dark circles are due to aging, lasers can also help stimulate the growth of skin-firming tissues like collagen and elastin. I highly recommend having a consultation with a board-certified doctor and getting an understanding of the best treatment options for you. Each patient is different and an honest doctor will be able to let you know what they can or cannot do for you.
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