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Treatment of Under-Eye Wrinkles

A combination of volume (fat) loss beneath the eyes, frequent eye movement, inflammation, and sun damage results in wrinkles under the eyes. Volume loss is often the determining factor in under-eye wrinkles.

The under-eye fat pads shrink and slide down the cheeks, which causes a deficit in the area immediately under the eyes. The volume loss creates a shadowing or dark circle and a crinkling and bunching of skin on facial expressions. Repeated facial expressions have less of an effect on the development of undereye wrinkles than crow feet. However, there is some impact.

• Our cosmetic doctors volumise and fill under the skin to treat under-eye wrinkles.
• PDO mono threads are a new emerging treatment to volumise under the eye, along with specialised Avaderm thread treatments.
• Smoothing under eye wrinkles usually necessitates laser resurfacing or Tixel treatment.
• Crow’s feet and under-eye wrinkle laser treatments are frequently combined.
• Our doctors can combine other treatments.
• CO2 laser treatment for under-eye wrinkles is limited, and ocular shields must be worn.
• Collagen-stimulating treatments, including Tixel, PRP and skin needling, are commonly combined with laser treatment of the under-eye area.

Laser for Under-eye Wrinkles

• Laser treatment for undereye wrinkles includes Tixel, CO2 laser, Pico laser.
• Tixel is superior because the lower lid can be safely treated to the margin.
• Eye laser treatment with Tixel provides skin tightening and collagen stimulation.
• Tixel combined with PRP can help improve the texture and quality of the skin in this area.
• Additional under-eye laser treatments include a vascular laser for dark circles.

Although eye cream is essential, you can usually extend the wrinkle cream on your face to the eye area. Also, ongoing sun protection with sunglasses to retard the progression of ageing changes should always be included with any laser for wrinkles under the eye.

Treatment of Wrinkles at the Side Of Eyes

Crows’ feet are wrinkles that appear around the eyes and result from repeated expression, inflammation, and sun damage. The primary cause, however, is the result of repeated muscle movement seen when you smile, laugh, or squint. When you are young and you smile, your skin bounces back to a smooth rest after expression. However, with time, the repeated expression results in a wear-and-tear type defect in the dermal skin layers, and the lines progressively become deeper and more fixed. Fortunately, our doctors can provide wrinkle treatment that can soften crow’s feet, rejuvenating the appearance of the eye area.

However, laser and other treatments may be combined and become especially important with a more fixed expression of sun-damaged lines and regions. All medical procedures should be carried out in tandem with home care. A good eye cream is recommended.

• Because these wrinkles are primarily caused by movement, doctor-assisted wrinkle treatments are commonly used to smooth them.
• Starting wrinkle treatment early prevents crow’s feet from progressing.
• As sun damage or ageing changes to the skin increase, lasers should be added for maximal results.
• Lasers for crow’s feet include Tixel, CO2 laser, Pico laser, or RF microneedling
• Additional modalities can include PDO monothreads.
• An eye cream with Vitamin A is essential (whether specialised or simply extending the wrinkle cream you use on your face to the eye area)
• Protection from ongoing damage and sun protection measures.
• Laser resurfacing is the preferred treatment for severely sun-damaged skin.
• Some people choose lasers because they dislike the idea of injection treatments.

Laser for Crow’s Feet Treatment

• Tixel laser is the most appropriate as it can safely treat the entire area, creating a rejuvenating effect right on the side of the eye. Tixel can be used on all skin types and is effective in fair skin types. Lower settings are used with darker skin types due to the heat response.
• Other lasers, such as pico lasers, are best suited for skin colour.
• RF microneedling can also have an impact.
• Anti-wrinkle therapies, PRP, and PDO threads often accompany laser treatment in the crow’s feet.
• Co2 laser for crow’s feet can be used up to skin type 4
• Pico Laser for Crow’s Feet People with colour, such as Asian skin or Fitzpatrick 4 skin types, respond better to Pico, which is laser and inappropriate for fair skin types as they have a suboptimal response.

Wrinkle Treatment for Crow’s Feet

• Our doctors provide wrinkle treatment. Beginning early softens existing eye wrinkles and aids in preventing new ones.
• You can immediately resume your normal activities.
• However, you will see results within 2–7 days (depending on the type of anti-wrinkle injections you receive).
• As a result of the treatment, you may experience bruising and temporary eyelid or brow drooping.
• The wrinkle treatment softens eye wrinkles for three to four months, at which point you should retreat.

Undereye Bags or Malar Festoons

Tixel for Undereye Bags and Malar Festoons
Tixel is a highly effective treatment for addressing puffiness and undereye bags, including malar festoons. Using advanced thermal technology, Tixel tightens the skin, reduces swelling, and stimulates collagen production to rejuvenate the undereye area. This non-invasive treatment delivers impressive results, helping to smooth and firm the skin for a refreshed, youthful appearance.

Tixel for Droopy and Hooded Eyelids

Tixel is an excellent droopy eyelid treatment, offering a non-invasive solution for hooded or saggy eyelids. By delivering precise thermal energy, Tixel stimulates collagen production and tightens the skin, lifting and rejuvenating the eyelids. This advanced treatment reduces the appearance of droopy or hooded eyelids, providing a natural, refreshed look without surgery. Sometimes surgery is advised, but Tixel may provide an option for those not wanting surgery or for treating early sagging.

Brow descent, volume loss in the temple and around the eye, sun damage, and aging contribute to upper brow laxity, lines, and droopiness. The brow descent results from changes to soft tissue in the face and the pull of gravity. As a result, the eyebrow descends, leading to droopy and hooded eyelids. Once this advances, it causes upper lid bagginess, which may eventually require surgery. Volume loss also occurs in the entire eye area, with general sagging of the brow, formation of fine lines and wrinkling. Optimal treatment of this area includes a combination of Tixel or another skin tightening or volumising treatment, eye creams, and ongoing sun protection.

• A non-surgical brow lift is achieved with a combination of treatments from our doctors to the temple or under the brow and laser or other skin-tightening treatments.
• Treatment for this area needs primarily to be skin tightening and lifting.
• HIFU and Tixel are both suitable for a non-surgical brow lift.
• Surgery becomes an option for advanced brow laxity
• An eye cream with Vitamin A is essential.
• Protection from ongoing damage and sun protection measures.

Eye Wrinkle Treatment Costs.

Eye wrinkle laser treatment Costs

Eye wrinkle laser treatment with Tixel is $400 or $1160 in a package of 4. This modality stimulates new collagen in the skin, resulting in long-lasting results. Therefore, you may require a yearly top-up treatment. You can treat right over the eyelid, which is safe for all skin types. The entire area and all three major ageing concerns are addressed.

CO2 laser resurfacing for crow’s feet costs $700 per treatment. Under-eye wrinkles are usually treated with lasers simultaneously; however, this is often the preferred method because the Tixel can treat the entire lower lid. Repeated treatment is required, and a CO2 laser is needed. Downtime is up to two weeks.

Cost of Other Modalities

Wrinkle treatment, with our doctor’s effectiveness, varies greatly depending on muscle strength and the pattern of eye wrinkles. Depending on the required amount, the ballpark ranges between $200 and $350; please consult our cosmetic doctors. It needs to be repeated every 3–4 months.

Similarly, the cost of volumisers our cosmetic doctors provide varies greatly depending on where the volume loss occurs. These can cost up to $900. Repeat treatment for 12-24 months. Please book a consultation to talk about your options.

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) for Undereye Wrinkles: You can combine PRP with volumisers or PDO threads for a more complete treatment. PRP and under-eye treatments are specialised, and we recommend seeing our doctors for a free consultation to get an accurate quote. (Ballpark $790