There are many options for aesthetic treatments to treat eye bags. Botox injections are one of the most common treatments for eye bags. Below are some examples of common treatments that may be offered 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 different types of injectable fillers available for use as an aesthetic treatment for eye bags. Botox is a popular product. It temporarily paralyzes wrinkle-producing muscles. Restylane, a non-animal product, is made from hyaluronic acids. It can be injected via needles and produces lasting results. Botox can be used to treat eye bags. However, there is less risk than surgery.
Botox works by relaxing the muscles around the eye area. It tightens sagging skin. It can also be used for lifting the brows. Injecting Botox in strategic places can also help open your eyes. This will result in tighter skin and higher brows. Botox can ultimately make you appear younger and more youthful.
Dermal fillers
Dermal fillers offer a non-invasive, effective treatment for hollows and eye bags that requires no downtime. 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.
Patients choose dermal fillers to treat eyebags. They can conceal moderate under-eye puffiness or correct severe cases. Botox may not work well if the bags are caused dynamic wrinkles or facial muscles movements. Botox can relax the facial muscles and improve the appearances of eye bags. You can smoothen the upper facial contours with dermal fillers, which aren't invasive and don't require downtime.
Lower eyelid lift
General or local anesthesia may be used during the procedure. The former causes complete unconsciousness, while local anesthesia makes the patient feel more comfortable and less pain. General anesthesia may be required depending on the complexity of the procedure. For a lower eyelid lift, local anesthesia may also be an option. Local anesthesia allows the surgeon the opportunity to check the eye muscles prior to the procedure. This helps avoid any discomfort.
To reduce the appearance undereye bags, an experienced surgeon can perform a lower lid lift. An incision is made below the lash line to access the underlying tissues and fat. The excess skin is then reshaped to give it a more youthful look. Most often, the incision line will be hidden in the crease of your lower eyelids. This reduces scarring.
Dermal resurfacing lasers
The eyebag treatment with dermal resurfacing lasers is extremely effective in treating damaged or aging skin. With a single procedure, the treated area can begin to regenerate and lose wrinkles. The recovery time may take up to a week. This procedure is more suitable for patients who have dark pigmented skin. Although not recommended for all skin types, dermal resurfacing lasers can be used to remove eye bags.
Apply a topical numbing cream to the area before the procedure. The area is then gently cleaned with wet gauze after 30 minutes. This will ensure that there are no impurities in the area that could affect the procedure. To protect the lower eyelid from damage, gauze is applied to it. There may be temporary white bumps after laser treatments.