Around the eyes, it is important to start proper care already at the age of 20, when collagen production begins to decrease. The first wrinkles appear at the age of 25.
Treatments for the eye area are recommended especially for people who complain of thin and sagging eyelid skin, dark circles and discoloration around the eyes, dark under-eye circles, bags and puffiness under the eyes, as well as fine lines at the corners of the eyes (so-called crow's feet) and on the lower eyelid.
The skin around the eye is 0.5 mm thick and is therefore four times thinner than the facial skin. It lies directly on the muscles surrounding the eye and is almost devoid of sebaceous glands, which would generate a protective barrier in the form of a layer of fat.
Drooping eyelids and corners of the eyes make the face look sad and much older than it is. These are natural aging processes that cause us to lose our youthful facial expression.
Shadows and fine wrinkles caused by the loss of subcutaneous fat tissue are true "shadows" related to light play on atrophic areas under the lower eyelid.
Bags under the eyes negatively affect the appearance of the entire face and make us look much older. We suggest treatments that can help reduce this problem: revitalization of the skin through mesotherapy and injections using nourishing preparations, photorejuvenation, as well as high-tech and laser treatments.
Tear trough is an unaesthetic hollow that forms between the inner corner of the eye and the cheek. A face affected by this defect appears tired, grey, and unhealthy. Treatments for tear trough result in a rested and rejuvenated face, as well as allow for the simultaneous brightening of shadows created by the tear trough.