What is the best Retin-A product to reduce eye wrinkles puffiness sunken eye sockets sagging and dark spots? (photo)

Retin-A can be irritating around the eye area. Unless otherwise specified by your board certified physician, we do not recommend use around the eyes. For under eye cream, we suggest SkinCeuticals AOX+ Eye Gel. This product is an innovative serum-in-a-gel created specifically for delicate skin and will help reduce the appearance of visible signs of aging around the eye. It also helps to decrease puffiness caused by excess fluid and combats signs of fatigue to restore a more vibrant, rested appearance. Follow with SkinCeuticals Physical Eye UV Defense. This ophthalmologist-tested sunscreen defends, enhances, and optimizes the entire eye area, including the eyelid. Formulated specifically for the unique structure of the thinner and more sensitive skin around the eye, Physical Eye UV Defense provides broad-spectrum SPF50 protection without migrating into and irritating the eyes.We would also recommend a product formulated with a potent combination of proxylane, blueberry extract, and a complex of flavonoids and synergistic peptides. These can be found in SkinCeuticals A.G.E Eye Complex, a multi-dimensional eye treatment formulated to improve the appearance of dark circles, wrinkles, puffiness, and crepey skin caused by glycation. Glycation occurs when excess sugar molecules bind to collagen and elastin fibers and weaken the skin’s underlying support structure. This rich, dry-finish balm immediately boosts eye-area radiance while visibly improving firmness and elasticity for a more well-rested appearance. In a 12-week study, A.G.E. Eye Complex significantly improved the appearance of key visible signs of aging.

Retinol is not recommended for the eye area. The skin here is much thinner and more delicate than the rest of the face. First, make sure you are using an spf daily. Using a medical grade anti aging eye cream can also help. (my favorite is iS Clinical Youth Eye Complex) A series of microneedling treatments can help, but you may want to meet with a plastic surgeon to discuss the option of a lower blepharoplasty (eyelid lift) That is truly the only thing that will get rid of the sagging skin under the eye. The sunken eye sockets is just your bone structure.