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Dark circles around the eyes
Present at any age, dark circles tend to give the impression of constant fatigue. Eyelid & oculoplastic surgery for dark circles is used to restore facial dynamism and a more youthful look in a discreet, natural way. It treats the different types of dark circles that can appear as the eyelids age, such as hollow circles, colored circles and under-eye bags.
Dark circles: definition and types
It is essential to distinguish between the different types of dark circles:
Sunken rings
Dark circles appear as a hollow under the eye, a valley that descends from the root of the nose to the cheekbone.
Hollow circles result from the disappearance of subcutaneous fat, a sign of advancing age. The skin of the lower eyelid is very thin, allowing the bony contours of the eye socket to show through.
Dark circles
Circles can be brown, bluish, purplish or even red, a coloring that accentuates the tired look in the same way as hollow circles.
Dark circles and puffiness
In most cases, dark circles are associated with puffiness, and the combination of the two aggravates the tired look: the more prominent the puffiness, the more hollow the circles appear.
As a result, the face appears doubly marked.
Dr Hayot’s different treatments for different types of dark circles
Performing a conventional blepharoplasty by pulling the skin and removing fat pockets can only aggravate dark circles by deepening the eyelids even further.
Filling dark circles with hyaluronic acid injections poses two problems:
- Hyaluronic acid does not absorb well into the dark circles, swelling over time as it absorbs water like a sponge and can form an unsightly pocket;
- The skin around the eyes is very thin, and hyaluronic acid can give the lower eyelid a bluish color (tyndall effect).
To determine the most suitable oculoplastic surgery for dark circles, several aspects need to be taken into account: the color of the circles, their surface area (limited to the lower ey
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