Would AccuTite help address under eye bags and circles? Hoping to avoid surgical procedures (photo)

The lower eyelid area is challenging to deal with. Accutite is certainly an option to improve the area, but I always warn people that it is not as effective as surgery, and shouldn't be thought of as a replacement for surgery.
If you are OK with an improvement of the area, try Accutite. However, it may not completely remove the eye circles/bags. If you want to correct things as much as possible, you will likely require a transconjunctival blepharoplasty combined with fat transfer to the cheeks.

This is a great question. Accutite will help tighten the area and remove any fat tissue. Thank you for your photo. From the looks of it a filler might be your better option. A filler will help smooth out the area as well as pulling the skin away from the vessels give the appearance of an lighter under eye. Good luck!

I never cease to be amazed by the power of device manufacturer-backed advertising & marketing and social media hype to sway public perceptions. Instead of asking whether there is a nonsurgical approach to this problem, the question is framed as which device is best. The fact is that, in the hands of an experienced injector using the proper injection technique, the use of an appropriately robust HA filler can address this problem in literally a matter of a few minutes with immediate, on-the-spot results. Since the uppermost regions of the cheeks an an important support for the under-eyes, when there is volume loss or deficit there, the under-eyes develop hollows, bags and tear troughs. Restoring the volume to this region, which can be easily done with an appropriate HA filler, addresses this and diminishes the aforementioned problems. A tightening device cannot restore volume and by heating the underlying tissue and causing volume loss may actually even worsen the problem. You would be wise to consult wn experienced board certified cosmetic dermatologist, and exercise a healthy dose of "buyer beware" when offered this or that supposedly "next big thing" expensive fraxel laser, RF or ultrasound devices. Best of luck.

Accutite would be great to address those lower eyelid bags. With the RF assisted lipolysis the fat cells are removed and the skin will be tightened. Dark circles can sometimes arise from prolapsed fat and this may help with the darkness as well. Additionally, doing a Morpheus treatment after AccuTite can target the dark circles even more.

AccuTite is an option to improve the under eye area. Surgery is the best option, but you mentioned you are not interested in that route. You may have improvement with filler as well. I encourage you to visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more about these options and what you can expect in terms of results.

Noninvasive treatments are not going to make the 6 herniated fat compartments in your lower lids go away. A trans-conjunctival lower blepharoplasty can accomplish removal of those fat deposits creating the Puffy look. All The incisions are on the inside of the eyelid and the procedure is performed under a brief general anesthesia as an outpatient procedure