Treatment for dark circles can be done with aesthetic treatments, such as carboxytherapy, peeling, hyaluronic acid, laser or pulsed light, and it is important that the aesthetic procedure is recommended by a dermatologist or beautician according to the characteristics of the dark circles.
In addition to aesthetic treatments, it is important to have a diet rich in vitamin E, drink at least 2 liters of water per day, sleep well and apply anti-dark circles creams, for example, as this ensures the effects of the treatment and maintains health. skin and prevent the new appearance of dark circles. See more about how to remove dark circles.
Dark circles may be related to excessive exposure to the sun, swelling of the eyes, very thin and transparent skin under the eyes and excess vascularization in this region, as well as being related to aging and genetic factors. Therefore, it is important that dark circles are evaluated by a dermatologist or beautician so that the cause can be identified and the most appropriate treatment can begin.
1. Carboxytherapy
Applying small injections of CO2 directly into the dark circles improves blood circulation in the area, increasing the production of collagen that rejuvenates the skin, lightening the skin under the eyes. This technique is great for combating dark circles, giving a lighter, more youthful look, but at least 1 session per week is needed for 2-3 months to complete the treatment. Find out how carboxytherapy for dark circles is done.
2. Laser
The laser light lightens dark circles because it promotes skin contraction, eliminating sagging, but in addition its effect promotes remodeling of the dermis with new, more compact and organized collagen and elastin fibers, which reduces wrinkles and consequently dark circles. Each session lasts around 20 minutes and at least 3 sessions are required to achieve satisfactory results.
3. Pulsed light
This type of treatment uses a beam of light that reduces the blood vessels responsible for darkening the eye area. It must be done every 15 days, and the most recommended types of laser are ruby (694 nm), Nd:YAG (1064 nm), pulsed (585 nm), Nd:YAG polyderm (650 and 532 nm), high- energy pulsed CO2, and Alexandrite. To protect your eyes, it is recommended to use your own glasses, as well as the use of a metal protector in all sessions.
4. Hyaluronic acid injection
Another good treatment for deep or purple dark circles with loss of volume in the lower part of the eyes is filling the region with hyaluronic acid, as it helps to reduce the depth of the tear troughs and dark circles and hide blemishes. This type of treatment can be carried out by a dermatologist once a month and has excellent results.
5. Acid peeling
Acid peeling can be done by a dermatologist or physiotherapist and consists of removing the outermost and middle layer of the skin, which promotes the growth of a new layer of skin, firmer and lighter. This treatment removes melanin from the skin and the most recommended acids are trichloroacetic acid, salicylic acid, glycolic acid, lactic acid, alpha hydroxy acids, retinoic acid and mandelic acid.
All of these agents are indicated to eliminate melasma and promote skin rejuvenation. 1 to 2 sessions can be performed per month, depending on need.
6. Filling with fat or plasma
In people who have deep, purplish dark circles, treatment with the person’s own fat filler may also be indicated. This treatment can only be carried out by a dermatologist, about once a month, and has excellent results. In addition to the person’s own fat, the dermatologist can also apply another substance called platelet-rich plasma.
7. Creams for dark circles
The most recommended creams for dark circles are those with ingredients such as retinoic acid or depigmenting agents containing hydroquinone or kojic acid, for example.
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