Dark circles

Dark circles refer to the appearance of dark or discolored areas under the eyes. They can make the skin around the eyes appear dull, tired, and aged. Dark circles can be caused by various factors and may vary in severity and appearance from person to person.

Causes of Dark Circles

The causes of dark circles can include:

Thin skin and blood vessels: The skin under the eyes is thinner and more delicate than other face areas. This can make the underlying blood vessels more visible, resulting in a darker appearance.
Genetics: Some individuals may have a genetic predisposition to developing dark circles. This can be related to factors such as pigmentation, skin tone, and the structure of the eye area.
Lack of sleep and fatigue: Sleep deprivation and fatigue can cause the skin to appear paler, making the blood vessels and underlying tissues more prominent and resulting in the appearance of dark circles.
Under-eye hollowness refers to a sunken appearance or a depression in the area under the eyes, often resulting in the appearance of darkness or shadows. This condition can contribute to a tired or aged appearance.
Aging: As we age, the skin loses collagen and thinner, making the blood vessels more visible and contributing to the development of dark circles.
Allergies and nasal congestion: Allergies or chronic nasal congestion can lead to the dilation of blood vessels around the eyes, causing dark circles to appear.
Sun exposure: Excessive exposure to the sun can stimulate the production of melanin, leading to increased pigmentation and the development of dark circles.

Treatment for Dark Circles

Treatment options for dark circles focus on reducing their appearance and addressing underlying causes. Some common treatments include:

Lifestyle Changes: Getting enough sleep, managing stress, and maintaining a healthy diet can help improve the overall appearance of the skin and reduce the prominence of dark circles.
Skincare Products: Using topical creams or serums containing ingredients such as vitamin C, retinol, or peptides can help improve the texture and tone of the skin, reducing the appearance of dark circles.
Eye Miracle: It is an advanced, non-invasive multi-step procedure designed for under-eye skin brightening, hydration and toning.

How does it work?

Eye miracle involves the following steps:

Facial cleansing with aqua therapy removes the upper dead cell layer and hydrates the skin.
Infusion of serums, which causes skin lightening and reduces superficial wrinkles.
This is followed by massage therapy, which promotes blood circulation.
A chemical peel is then applied, which has depigmenting and exfoliating properties.

Who can get it done?

Eye miracle is recommended for patients of all age groups and skin types for the following indications:

For under eye lightening
For under eye hydration
For under eye skin tightening.

What are its Advantages?

It is a non-invasive, painless procedure
It reduces dark circles
It has a skin-tightening eﬀect.
It promotes skin rejuvenation
There is no downtime.

What does it do?

Eye miracle involves cleansing and exfoliation using aqua therapy, which hydrates the skin. Serum infusion causes skin brightening and has a tightening eﬀect, reducing wrinkling and puffiness.

Massaging the under-eye area promotes blood circulation and skin hydration.

Chemical peeling causes exfoliation of the pigmented cells and stimulates new skin formation, leading to skin brightening and toning.

FAQs

Q1 How many sessions are required?

Ans. Around 4 sessions at a gap of 2-4 weeks are recommended.

Q2. What care is recommended after the procedure?

Ans. The following aftercare is recommended:

Strict sun protection
Use of moisturizers for 2 weeks after the procedure
Procedures like waxing, threading, bleaching etc., should only be done 3 days after the procedure.

Citrine Clinic

SCO- 19, Huda Market Road, Sector 15 Part 2,
Market Gurugram, Haryana 122001, India.

Clinic Timing: Monday - Saturday: 10 AM - 7 PM | Sunday: Closed
Phone: +91-9868649805 | +91-9810652808
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Email: info@citrineclinic.com