Nivi Skin Clinic provides best treatments for Under-Eye Dark Circles
Botox is usually used cosmetically to treat wrinkles and fine lines. The active ingredient temporarily relaxes the facial muscles that cause wrinkles.
Botox is occasionally used off-label to reduce the appearance of under-eye wrinkles, but very rarely injected under the eyes as a standalone treatment.
Botox (Botulinum toxin type A) is a type of drug that’s injected directly into the skin. The primary effect is muscle weakness that can relax the surrounding skin. Overall, Botox is considered an effective treatment for certain types of wrinkles like crow’s feet, frown lines (between eyebrows), rarely for undereye wrinkles.
Fractional lasers are a suitable option for treating dark circles caused by pigmentation issues, especially in patients with melasma. By improving collagen production, this treatment may also help to mask underlying veins beneath the eyes to improve the appearance of vascular dark circles.
Chemical Peel is one of the most common and effective treatments for under-eye dark circles. The procedure uses alpha hydroxy acids, for example glycolic acid, that is useful in lightening hyperpigmentation under the eyes.
Q-switched lasers provide effective results by focusing both light and heat to damage a precise skin area and leave the tissue in the surrounding area undamaged.
If dark circles are due to skin laxity (loose skin), then tightening the area with laser will diminish dark circles. The laser of choice is a Q switch laser. 10 treatments are needed, over 4-5 months. This laser reduces pigmentation and stimulates collagen, reducing the ‘bunching’ of skin in the area.
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