I look tired, even when I'm not.
The skin under the eyes is thin and shows change early: lost volume, crepiness and darkness.
What's happening
The skin under the eyes is among the thinnest on the body. With time it loses collagen and hydration, the fat pads beneath change, and the hollow between the eye and cheek can deepen, which casts shadow.
Dark circles can also come from genetics, pigmentation, allergies or lack of sleep, so working out the cause matters.
How it's treated
Polynucleotides designed for the eye area are often the first choice for thin, crepey under-eye skin, given as a short course. Skin boosters can add hydration. Rebeca will explain what's realistic for your eyes, and whether a different approach would help more.
When to see your GP
Puffiness that comes on suddenly, swelling with itching, or changes in your vision should be checked by your GP first.
What happens next
What bothers you, and your medical history.
A proper look at your skin and face.
Honest options, including doing nothing.
Not sure what you need? Ask.
Leave your details and Rebeca will get back to you, usually the same working day.
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