Get Rid of Under-Eye Circles for Good

Do people often ask you if you’re tired, even when you’re well-rested?

When you look in the mirror, do you see under-eye shadows that make you look older than you are? Me too. I have dark circles under my eyes and frankly, they make me look like a Siberian Owl. It is not flattering.

Iinto the phenomenon of dark-circled eyes so we could share the latest news and information about solutions to dark under-eye circles with you … and help me lighten up my owl eyes.

Start with Your Doctor

The discovery of patches of black, brown, and purple under your eyes can be alarming. The good news is that there are many possible causes for the problem, but only a few are a cause for concern. It is better to err on the side of caution when it comes to your vision. If you experience swelling and discolouration under a single eye, contact your doctor.

It is most likely you have dark circles due to

• Genetics/heredity
• Skin problems including eczema and contact dermatitis
• Sun exposure
• Lack of sleep
• Hyperpigmentation
• Rubbing your eyes
• Dehydration
• Stress
• Medication

Changes to the eye area are natural. As the years go by, facial fat and collagen are lost. This causes the skin to become thinner and more translucent, allowing bluish-red blood vessels to be seen. Tear troughs and hollowed areas under the eyes may also develop, increasing the discolouration. These changes are to be expected, but most people find them aesthetically unwelcome.

A visit to your doctor or dermatologist is the first place to start. A trained professional can rule out allergies, eczema, contact dermatitis, and other skin conditions that will benefit from medical treatment and recommend the best treatment, to deal with your owl eyes, based on your unique medical history.

5 Treatments that Get Rid of Undereye Circles for Good

We’re going to share ideas from the goody bag of at-home treatments for dark under-eye circles in a moment. First let’s talk about what the pros can do to lighten up your owl eyes. Remember, these are medical-grade treatments. You want to be safe, as well as beautiful, so be sure to do your homework and research information on your chosen practitioner.

Here is a look at the leading edge of under-eye treatments for dark circles and the dreaded owl eyes

• Laser therapy – The dark pigment beneath the eyes can laser-targeted with laser treatments. Powered by heat energy, lasers vaporise damaged cells, destroying them forever. In addition, laser treatments may boost collagen production to help offset eye hollows.
• Prescription skin lightening creams – Medical professionals have access to a wide range of formulations with higher levels of active ingredients such as glycolic acid, hydroquinone, azelaic acid, and kojic acid than are available over the counter. You and your doctor can work together to find the best prescription strength to achieve maximum lightening.
• Chemical Peels – The same ingredients found in skin lightening creams also used during a chemical peel. In some instances. Combination peels combining salicylic acid, lactic acid. Resorcinol may be recommended.
• Lower Lid Blepharoplasty – Fat pads สมัครสมาชิก UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีทุกวัน underneath the eyes can increase shadowing and make the undereye look darker. Surgery to remove excess fat is a solution.
• Dermal Fillers – Some dermal fillers are the flipside of a blepharoplasty. Where eye surgery takes out fat, fillers replace the lost collagen responsible for eye hollows.