Dark Circles and Under Eye Concerns
Dark circles may develop due to various underlying factors. Pigmentation may be influenced by genetic predisposition and family history and can worsen with sun exposure or repeated rubbing due to allergies.
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Thinning of the under-eye skin can make underlying blood vessels more visible, producing a bluish or purplish discolouration. Hollowing of the tear trough, due to facial structure or age-related volume loss, can create shadows that contribute to the appearance of dark circles. Under-eye puffiness and fluid retention may further accentuate the darkness.

Allergies, inadequate sleep, and underlying medical conditions such as anaemia and thyroid disorders may also contribute.
Management & Treatment Options
Treatment begins with identifying and addressing the underlying cause. Prescription-based under-eye creams or serums may be recommended when pigmentation or other treatable factors are involved, along with appropriate skincare and sun protection.
Depending on the cause and individual assessment, procedural options may include:
Chemical Peels: Gentle, carefully selected peels help improve pigmentation-related under-eye darkness.
Microneedling: Supports collagen production and improves skin texture in suitable patients.
Skin Booster Injections: Helps improve skin hydration and overall quality.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Injections: Supports skin rejuvenation and improves skin texture.
Under-Eye Fillers: May be considered when tear-trough hollowing and volume loss contribute to shadowing.
Key Takeaway
Allergies, inadequate sleep, and underlying medical conditions such as anaemia and thyroid disorders may also contribute.
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