Eliminate dark circles, eye bags

The duration of hyaluronic acid once injected into the area of dark circles under the eyes can vary depending on several factors. In general, the duration of the results can range from 8 to 12 months or even longer if the product is of high quality.

Hyaluronic acid is a resorbable material, which means that over time it is broken down and metabolized naturally in the body. The rate of resorption can be affected by the concentration and cross-linking of the hyaluronic acid used, as well as the individual’s location and metabolism.

It is important to note that the duration of results can also be affected by post-treatment care and individual lifestyle habits.

Hyaluronic acid is carefully injected into the skin layers using a fine needle or cannula. Sometimes several punctures are necessary to distribute the product well and obtain an optimal result.

Don’t just go anywhere. It is essential to keep in mind that learning how to inject hyaluronic acid safely and effectively requires proper training and in-depth knowledge of facial anatomy, injection techniques and the appropriate choice of hyaluronic acid for each patient. Performing these injections without proper training and experience can have risks, such as injury, swelling, bruising or allergic reactions in the patient.

Yes, you do not need to rest unless you have a profession with risk of hitting the area. What we advise is to avoid going to the gym for the first two days.

You may have small bruises that go away in 24 to 48 hours and minimal swelling.

Do not make a mistake with Botulinum Toxin!

People often confuse the two terms. This video explains very briefly the difference between botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid. Both are used to remove wrinkles but they are not the same, one or the other should be used depending on the wrinkle to be treated and the area of the face.

The lower eyelid is composed of very thin and delicate skin. Underneath the skin there is fat that is supported by two ligaments (the lacrimal and palpebromalar ligaments).

Dark circles under the eyes occur because as we age, the skin thins and loses collagen and elastin, generating wrinkles. The small capillaries that irrigate it become transparent, giving the eyelid its purplish color. On the other hand, as we age, we lose our youthful fat, and the supporting ligaments give way, generating the so-called lacrimal and palpebromalar grooves.

All patients with dark circles under the eyes due to loss of skin elasticity with pronounced tear trough or palpebromalar sulcus.

No, it is not painful, because the product we use, has a local anesthetic incorporated, you can only feel a little discomfort, which will last a few seconds.

The duration is 10 to 15 minutes.