Eye Bags And Dark Eye Circles

If your eye bags are indeed very larger and swollen, you should explore a surgical option. Moderate and milder eye bags can be effectively dealt with non-surgical options. In my practice, I adopt the technique used by a Korean dermatologist called Dr Ahn that requires only some numb cream followed by a little local anaesthesia. The Eye Revo technique uses a patented micro filament that is introduced under the skin to shrink the pad pads and at the same time, the under eye is area is firmed up and rejuvenated. Some other non-surgical techniques are available. Hope this helps.

Thanks for your question. It is not uncommon for teenagers to have eye bags. I do see quite a number of young patients coming for consultations regarding their eye bags. I usually will examine the patient to ensure that an eye bag is the predominant problem before discussing the treatment options. A general approach will be for me to help the patients understand the surgical and non-surgical options.

Hi Janice. My honest advice will be for you to consult a doctor for a consultation and confirm that it is indeed an eye bag. Having been in medical aesthetic practice for over 10 years, I have had many instances when seemingly ‘eye bag appointments’ have turned out to be something else. I have had a few patients with prominent lower eyelid muscles which were solved with just a simple shot of BOTOX ™. No surgery or other procedure was required. These patients are often pleasantly surprised.