I am a 50 year old woman with her eye bags with a dark tinge. Concealer just makes it worse. What can I do? (Photo)

If you're interested in non-invasive options for lower lid "dark circles", then fillers and topical lightening creams would likely be the good choices.Fillers help in restoring volume to the hollowed area (which contributes to the "dark" appearance) and the lightening creams can help with residual pigmentation changes.Of course, these are merely general suggestions and you would need a thorough in-person consultation with a board-certified physician who has experience in treating these areas. Best of luck.

Dark circles are related to bony changes in the face over time
as well as volume loss due to fat loss in the fat compartments of the face.
There are also pigment changes that happen around the eyes over time. Often
times we find that lifting and supporting the cheeks with Radiesse can augment
the eyes and balance the features. We can further correct the delicate under
eye area by using thinner and softer hyaluronic acid fillers such as Restylane.  It is an off-label treatment and is best done by a trained oculoplastic surgon.  Fillers wear off gradually and if you don't mainain it will eventually go back to it's original state.
For skin changes, there are certain
products that will help lighten the skin such as hydroquinone and vitamin K.
Light chemical peels and light-based treatments such as Intense Pulse Light can
also be helpful for treating dark circles. Seek out a trained injector surgeon
who specializes in aesthetic medicine to find out all your options. Best of
luck.