How to Remove Dark Circles: Causes & Treatments

Dark circles are caused by many factors. Learn the causes & treatment options to get rid of dark circles easily & effectively.

How to Get Rid of Dark Circles?

They betray last night's late-night, stress, our unhealthy lifestyle, and even our age. Dark circles, casting their shadow under the eyes, are very common in women and men of all ages.

Dark circles are caused by a variety of factors ranging from our daily habits to our genetics. Less frequently, dark circles are due to pathological conditions. The non-invasive treatments available in aesthetic medicine today illuminate shadows and the gaze, treating dark circles effectively. Dark Circles: Not just… dark The well-known dark circles under the eyes are not only dark but also blue, purple, or brown, depending on the skin color in the area. The area under the eyes may appear darker due to the contraction of blood vessels or thinning of the skin around the eyes. The skin under the eyes is extremely sensitive and shows signs of aging much earlier than other areas of the face. DermaScan and modern dermo-analysis technology is a useful examination in the case of dark circles as it can determine if the cause lies on the surface of the skin or beneath it (vessels, etc.). Read also... Dermascan Facemed specialists will evaluate your dark circles and recommend the appropriate treatment for you.

Treatments for Dark Circles Top treatments for dark circles include the following: 1. Hyaluronic Acid Natural and immediate results for dark circles caused by a deficit of natural volume and not by hyperpigmentation are offered by injectable hyaluronic acid treatment. Hyaluronic acid restores lost volume to the area, giving the skin brightness. The good news is also that because hyaluronic acid injections are placed deeper compared to other areas of the face, the results last longer. Note that one application can maintain results for 1 to 1.5 years. Read also... Hyaluronic Acid

2. Carboxytherapy The injection of carbon dioxide under the skin is an option for the treatment of dark circles under the eyes when the cause of the problem is not skin pigmentation, but poor vascular circulation. Carboxytherapy improves blood circulation in the area, stimulating the growth of new blood vessels. Read also... Carboxytherapy

3. Eye Mesotherapy As with the entire body, mesotherapy can also be applied to the “fragile” area under the eyes. Hyaluronic acid, amino acids, vitamins, and minerals are combined into a rejuvenating cocktail. The area under the eyes gains radiance and becomes firmer, and in addition to dark circles, under-eye bags are also addressed. Results are visible from the second session and last up to 1.5 years. Now, you might be tired, but it won't show when you look at your face in the mirror. Read also... Eye Mesotherapy

4. Chemical Peel Chemical peeling is an ideal treatment for dark circles under the eyes when these are due to hyperpigmentation. Selected solutions are applied to the skin area under the eyes, creating exfoliation which removes dead skin cells, allowing healthy cells to receive the oxygen and nutrients they need, revealing bright and healthy skin. A simple, short, effective treatment to forget about dark circles. Read also... Chemical Peel

5. Bright Eyes (Mesotherapy & Chemical Peel) The Bright Eyes procedure is a combination treatment that banishes fatigue under the eyes and truly brightens the gaze. It combines peeling and eye mesotherapy, applied once a week, working from different angles, yet complementary to each other, in a comprehensive treatment for dark circles and more. The treatment includes 6 sessions where peeling and eye mesotherapy are applied alternately with a very fine needle around the eyes. The problem is treated deeply and superficially, and the results are impressive without surgery. Read also... Bright Eyes

6. Eyecon Therapy On its own for mild cases of dark circles or in combination with one of the above treatments, enhancing their results, Eyecon Therapy is a comprehensive eye treatment that addresses dark circles caused by hyperpigmentation. Eyecon Therapy is a combination of specialized peeling and regenerating mesotherapy. The results of the treatment are visible from the first session, and its program includes 6 sessions of peeling-transdermal solution infusion, which are performed alternately. Endless hours in front of a computer or TV screen may be responsible for the dark circles under your eyes.

Are dark circles an age-related issue?

Dark circles affect people of all ages and both sexes. However, they are more common in older individuals as the skin in the area becomes thinner over time and blood vessels become more visible.

Can creams treat dark circles?

There are many creams on the market today that promise to treat dark circles. At the same time, however, there are many causes responsible for their existence. The correct approach is for the doctor to assess the situation and suggest the best treatment for your specific case.

Can poor nutrition cause dark circles under the eyes?

Yes, poor nutrition, vitamin deficiencies, malabsorption syndromes, anemia, hypothyroidism, and metabolic syndromes are conditions that can be responsible for dark circles under your eyes.

What is behind the dark circles under my eyes?

The key to treating dark circles is identifying their underlying cause. Dark circles are usually more visible when we are tired. Lifestyle-related causes of dark circles include smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and stress. Also, dark circles can be caused by hyperpigmentation, overexposure to the sun, hormonal imbalances, medication, seasonal allergies, hereditary predisposition, and even frequent eye rubbing.