There are many options for aesthetic treatments to treat eye bags. Botox injections. Dermal fillers. Lower eyelid lift. Lasers for dermal resurfacing. We will be discussing some of the most common treatments as well as how they can be done in your clinic. Based on your particular circumstances, the best option for you may be the best for you. However, you should research all available options before you rush to find treatment for eye bags.
Botox
There are many injectable fillers you can choose from to help with eye bags. Botox can be used to treat eye bags. Botox temporarily paralyzes wrinkle-causing muscles. Restylane is a natural product made from Hyaluronic Acid. It can be injected via needles and produces lasting results. Botox may be used as an aesthetic treatment to remove eye bags. However it is far safer than surgery.
Botox works by relaxing muscles around the eyes. It tightens sagging skin. It can also lift the brows. Injecting Botox in strategic places can also help open your eyes. You'll notice a tighter skin texture and a lift in your eyebrows. Botox can ultimately make you appear younger and more youthful.
Dermal fillers
Dermal fillers can be used to treat eye bags and hollows without the need for surgery. There is no downtime required and no recovery time. Most patients only require one in-office injection and the procedure usually takes less than an hour. Patients can return to work and other activities as soon as they are done with the treatment. Minor side effects, such as discoloration or bruising at the injection site may occur in some patients. However, these are rare and usually go away on their own.
The aesthetic treatment of eyebags can be done by patients using dermal fillers. These can either conceal mild under-eye puffiness (or correct more severe cases). Botox is not recommended for bags that are the result of dynamic wrinkles, facial muscle movements, or dynamic wrinkles. Botox can relax the facial muscles and improve the appearances of eye bags. It is possible to smoothen the upper face with dermal fillers.
Lower eyelid lift
It may be necessary to administer general or local pain medication. While the former makes the patient completely unconscious, local anesthesia numbs the area around the eye and reduces the level of pain. Depending on the complexity of the procedure, general anesthesia is sometimes necessary to complete multiple surgeries at the same time. For a lower eyelid lift, local anesthesia may also be an option. Using a local anesthetic allows the surgeon to test eye muscles before the procedure, avoiding any discomfort.
A skilled surgeon can perform a lower-eyelid lift to reduce the appearance of undereye bags. A small incision is made beneath the lashline to reach the underlying tissues. This allows fat to be removed. To give you a younger appearance, excess skin is reshaped and tightened. Most often, the incision line will be hidden in the crease of your lower eyelids. This reduces scarring.
Dermal resurfacing lasers
For treating the under-eye wrinkles and other problems, dermal lasers for eye bag treatments are highly effective. With a single procedure, the treated area can begin to regenerate and lose wrinkles. The recovery process can take only a few days. Patients who are darkly pigmented may benefit more from this procedure. The lasers used to treat eye bags by dermal resurfacing are not appropriate for everyone. However, they may be more effective for patients with dark-skinned skin.
Apply a topical numbing cream to the area before the procedure. After 30 minutes, the area is gently wiped with wet gauze to ensure that the treatment area is clean and free of any impurities that could interfere with the procedure. Gauze is also applied to the lower eyelid to protect it during the procedure. Laser treatments may cause temporary white bumps around the treated area.