Under Eye Hollows

Results of Under-Eye Hollow Treatments

Our Personalized Approach to Treating Under Eye Hollows

Understanding Under Eye Hollows and Volume Loss

Having dark circles under your eyes can make you look tired, even if you’ve had a good night’s sleep. Under eye hollows refer to a visible depression or vacuum in the area beneath the eyes — extending from the root of the nose to the outer cheek. Several factors can contribute to this condition.

One of the main causes is the physiological structure and shape of the orbital bone, which is genetically determined. If your parents or close family members have under eye hollows, it is likely that you have inherited this trait.

The skin on the lower eyelid is much thinner compared to other parts of the face. As we age, loss of elasticity, fat depletion, and skin thinning become more apparent in this delicate area, leading to the early and noticeable formation of hollows under the eyes.

Example of Dark Circles and Under Eye Hollows

Our Approach to Treating Under-Eye Hollows and Dark Circles

Under-eye hollows can be effectively treated by injecting dermal fillers to restore volume and fill the sunken areas. This treatment significantly reduces the shadowing caused by the hollows, improving the overall appearance of tired eyes.

For colored dark circles, we use advanced 3D imaging technology to analyze pigmentation and blood circulation beneath the skin. This detailed analysis helps us identify the exact cause and type of dark circles, allowing us to develop a personalized treatment plan.

In addition to volume restoration and pigmentation correction, we offer rejuvenation and skin tightening treatments using advanced technologies that firm and revitalize the delicate under-eye area.

Results vary individually, and it is important to maintain regular treatments to sustain long-lasting improvements.

Examples of Treatments for Under-Eye Hollows