Tired Eyes and Dark Circles Treatment in Wymondham

A hollow under the eye, often called the tear trough, is caused by loss of volume and changes in the bone around the eye socket. It casts a shadow that looks worse under overhead lighting. In the right person, carefully placed tear trough filler can soften this hollow. It is a delicate area and not everyone is a good candidate, so Annie assesses it closely before recommending it.

Thin, crepey skin is a different problem. The skin under the eye is some of the thinnest on the body, and as it loses collagen the darker vessels and muscle underneath show through. Filler does not thicken thin skin. Sunekos, which combines hyaluronic acid with amino acids, can be used around the eyes for crepey skin, dark circles and fine lines, and polynucleotides support the quality of the skin over a course of three treatments.

Crow's feet at the outer corners of the eyes usually come from muscle movement when you smile. Anti-wrinkle treatment, which is prescription-only and assessed in person, can soften these, and skin boosters can improve hydration in the surrounding skin.

Hooding of the upper eyelid is caused by skin that has loosened over time. Endolift, which uses a fine laser fibre placed just under the skin to tighten collagen, can be used on the upper eyelid area in suitable cases, with results continuing to improve over two to three months.

Some dark circles are pigment, often inherited, and some under-eye bags are caused by fat pads that have pushed forward. Injectable treatments will not remove pigment, and filler can make puffy bags look worse. Most people have more than one of these, which is why Annie looks closely at your eyes in different light before recommending anything.