Dark circles under the eyes are mainly caused by two factors: pigmentation from dryness or shadows from age-related hollows. To address them effectively, focus on reducing pigment buildup and improving the eye area’s structure.

1.  Lighten Pigmentation
   

Dryness slows skin renewal, leading to pigment accumulation. Boost moisture and circulation with a hydrating eye cream. Gently massage the area daily to stimulate blood flow and fade dark spots over time. For stubborn pigmentation, consider picosecond laser treatments to break down melanin clusters. Typically, 3–6 sessions (once monthly) yield visible results. Always apply sunscreen to prevent UV-induced pigmentation.

 

2. Correct Structural Shadows

As we age, the tear trough (the groove under the eye) deepens, creating shadows that mimic dark circles. Dermal fillers can plump hollow areas, smoothing the transition between the cheek and under-eye zone. This instantly softens shadow effects.

 

 

Age Matters

· Under 30: Pigmentation is often the primary cause. Focus on hydration, gentle care, and sun protection.

· 30+: A combination of pigmentation and structural changes is common. Assess both factors for tailored solutions.

Final Tips
Consult a dermatologist or aesthetic specialist to determine your dark circle type. They can recommend a personalized plan, whether it’s laser therapy, fillers, or daily skincare adjustments. Consistency and sun protection are key for long-term improvement!