Eye Contour Area

A blepharoplasty is an eyelid surgery procedure to beautify the eyes by removing disgraces (wrinkles, pockets, dark circles) or to embellish the shape of the eyelids.

Botulinum toxin (botox) is used in local injections to cause targeted muscular paralysis to reduce expression lines, such as crow's feet wrinkles. This technique is particularly suitable for the treatment of wrinkles marked on the eye contour.

The cheek lift is a surgery that beautifies the eyes and rejuvenates the central part of the face. It acts on hollow under-eye circles, the cheekbones and the nasolabial folds.

A chemical peel is a technique of aesthetic medicine that helps reduce deep wrinkles such as the crow's feet.

A blepharoplasty removes crow's feet, expression lines, eyelid bags, and rejuvenates the eyes.

Caused by an excess of melanin, pigmented (brown) under-eye circles can be corrected with a depigmenting peel treatment.

A double eyelid surgery (or Asian blepharoplasty) is a procedure to create a palpebral fold or reposition an existing fold of the upper eyelids of patients with Asian-shaped eyelids.

Several techniques smooth crow's feet and open up the eyes: Botox injection, eyelid surgery, facelift or peel.

Hollow under-eye circles can be treated with an injection of a filler such as hyaluronic acid along the bony rim of the eye socket, beneath the eyelid muscle.

Aesthetic treatments for the forehead and eyebrows rejuvenate the upper third of the face, re-tension the skin and reduce forehead wrinkles.

A forehead lift is intended for patients who wish to remove forehead sagging, reduce frown lines and lift the eyebrows.

A lower blepharoplasty is an eye-area surgery that corrects the presence of puffy under-eye circles and fatty bags under the eyes.

Plexr® is a non-invasive immediate skin retraction treatment that lifts the eyelids, reduces wrinkles and corrects skin imperfections without scarring.

The goal of lipofilling for hollow under-eye circles (or micro-lipofilling) is to restore the fat pad naturally present against the orbital bone.

An overview of the differences between hollow circles, discolored circles and puffy circles ("bags") along with a few remedies and techniques to help prevent their appearance.