Just wondering if perhaps I should do light peel or if that would just cause thinner skin near eyes? Or Botox? Or just eye cream?
Answer: Wrinkles under the eyes Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photograph. The specific wrinkles you have are particularly difficult to treat. BOTOX injections would probably not yield a good result. You might have some improvement following Erbium Laser skin surfacing and/or use of dermal fillers. Make an appointment for comprehensive evaluation and discussion of treatment options with an experienced eyelid specialist. Good luck,
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Answer: Wrinkles under the eyes Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photograph. The specific wrinkles you have are particularly difficult to treat. BOTOX injections would probably not yield a good result. You might have some improvement following Erbium Laser skin surfacing and/or use of dermal fillers. Make an appointment for comprehensive evaluation and discussion of treatment options with an experienced eyelid specialist. Good luck,
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November 7, 2017
Answer: Under eye lines Thank you for your question and photograph. Your photograph indicates creasing under the eye and not necessarily in the "crow's feet" lateral area. My advice is to consider eye gel, laser treatments for tightening, or perhaps dermal filler in the tear trough area. Best of luck.
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November 7, 2017
Answer: Under eye lines Thank you for your question and photograph. Your photograph indicates creasing under the eye and not necessarily in the "crow's feet" lateral area. My advice is to consider eye gel, laser treatments for tightening, or perhaps dermal filler in the tear trough area. Best of luck.
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Answer: For your under eye concern: Please consult a board specialized dermatologist, plastic surgeon, or oculoplastic surgeon specialized in cosmetic procedures if you are considering the use of in-office procedures to address your wrinkle concerns.For at-home eye care, 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 eye lid. 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. In the PM, we would recommend SkinCeuticals Eye Balm. Eye Balm is features a synergistic combination of powerful, yet gentle plant-based ingredients to nourish and smooth skin around the eye. This rich, hydrating crème specifically targets moisture loss, skin laxity, and free radical damage. It will also help reduce the appearance of under eye puffiness, crow’s feet while soothing skin.
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Answer: For your under eye concern: Please consult a board specialized dermatologist, plastic surgeon, or oculoplastic surgeon specialized in cosmetic procedures if you are considering the use of in-office procedures to address your wrinkle concerns.For at-home eye care, 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 eye lid. 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. In the PM, we would recommend SkinCeuticals Eye Balm. Eye Balm is features a synergistic combination of powerful, yet gentle plant-based ingredients to nourish and smooth skin around the eye. This rich, hydrating crème specifically targets moisture loss, skin laxity, and free radical damage. It will also help reduce the appearance of under eye puffiness, crow’s feet while soothing skin.
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November 8, 2017
Answer: Wrinkles around eye You may benefit from a treatment to improve the fine skin around the eye such as a radio frequency treatment as well as dermal fillers under the eye to soften up the creases. Botox may not necessarily resolve your issue but will help the fine lines around the eye.!
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November 8, 2017
Answer: Wrinkles around eye You may benefit from a treatment to improve the fine skin around the eye such as a radio frequency treatment as well as dermal fillers under the eye to soften up the creases. Botox may not necessarily resolve your issue but will help the fine lines around the eye.!
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November 8, 2017
Answer: Maybe not Botox? It looks like the lines in your photo are mostly under the eye rather than at the outside corners (crow's feet). Botox is wonderful for crow's feet, though does require maintenance usually every 3-6 months. The lines UNDER the eyes can be due to the character of the lower eyelid skin, something more difficult to treat. I would recommend going to a plastic surgeon and having him or her evaluate your skin there to see if a topical skin care treatment regimen may help (such as a medical grade skin care regimen like Obagi or ZO or Jan Marini, for example) or if something more invasive like filler injections or even surgery may be more helpful for you.
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November 8, 2017
Answer: Maybe not Botox? It looks like the lines in your photo are mostly under the eye rather than at the outside corners (crow's feet). Botox is wonderful for crow's feet, though does require maintenance usually every 3-6 months. The lines UNDER the eyes can be due to the character of the lower eyelid skin, something more difficult to treat. I would recommend going to a plastic surgeon and having him or her evaluate your skin there to see if a topical skin care treatment regimen may help (such as a medical grade skin care regimen like Obagi or ZO or Jan Marini, for example) or if something more invasive like filler injections or even surgery may be more helpful for you.
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