What Are Dark Circles Under Your Eyes?

Dark circles, also known as Periorbital dark circles, Periorbital Hyperpigmentation (POH), Periorbital Melanosis, Infraorbital Darkening, Infraorbital Discolouration, are the appearance of darkened skin under the eyes. They appear as a brownish or bluish discoloration or shadowing effect under the eyes, leading to a fatigued, aged, and unwell appearance. While not a medical concern, they may significantly impact facial aesthetics.

They are commonly caused by:

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Poor circulation

Allergies

Dehydration

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Fatigue

Genetics

Thin Skin

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Eye Strain

Sinus Pressure

Nutritional deficiencies

How To Get Rid Of Dark Circles?

Dark circles under the eyes are a prevalent cosmetic concern in today's fast-paced world, exacerbated by stress, prolonged screen time, nutritional deficiencies, and other lifestyle factors. While concealers offer a temporary solution, they don't address the root cause. Although dark circles aren't a health issue, they may impact one's appearance, making you look fatigued, aged, and unhealthy.

If you're seeking a permanent solution, look no further! At DermaPro Skin & Hair Clinic, our advanced FDA/CE approved approved treatments are designed to effectively and safely reduce dark circles, providing long-lasting satisfaction and a refreshed, rejuvenated appearance.

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Types Of Dark Circles


Vascular Dark Circles

Characterized by a bluish discoloration around the eyes, caused by the increased visibility of blood vessels beneath the skin. As we age, the collagen and elastin in the eye area deteriorate, leading to thinner skin and a more transparent appearance of the blood vessels, resulting in the bluish tint.

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Pigmented Dark Circles

This type of dark circle appears as dark brown pigmentation around the eyes, resulting from contact dermatitis caused by friction, frequent rubbing, or cosmetic allergy or tanning and pigmentary demarcation lines (PDL).

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Structural Dark Circles

This type of dark circle is caused by the formation of hollows or tear troughs under the eyes, which can lead to a shadowing effect. Other contributing factors include skin sagging, fine lines, and puffiness due to fluid or fat accumulation under the eyes. Volume loss in facial tissues, a natural sign of aging, can also contribute to the appearance of dark circles, as it can create a sunken or hollow appearance under the eyes.

What Causes Dark Circles?

They can be caused by a combination of factors, including:

Primary Causes:

- Genetics or family history of dark circles.

- Ageing, which can accentuate:

1. Prominent vasculature.

2. Tear trough formation.

3. Skin thinning due to collagen, elastin, or fat loss.

4. Fine lines and wrinkles.

5. Skin sagging.

- Medication side effects, particularly those used to treat ocular hypertension.

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Health Concerns:

Dark circles can also be a sign of underlying health issues, including:

- Contact dermatitis (allergic reaction to eye makeup).

- Atopic dermatitis.

- Refractive errors.

- Anemia (nutritional deficiencies and dehydration).

- Thyroid hormone imbalance.

- Periorbital oedema (fluid retention due to hypertension, kidney or liver disorder).

- Obesity and insulin resistance, which can lead to acanthosis nigricans.

Life style factors:

- Poor sleep quality or insufficient sleep.

- Chronic stress and fatigue.

- Prolonged eye strain.

- Excessive sun exposure.

- Frequent eye rubbing.

- Smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.

• These lifestyle factors can cause vascular dilation, skin thinning, and pigmentation, leading to the appearance of dark circles. By addressing these habits, you can help reduce the visibility of dark circles and maintain a healthier, more radiant appearance.

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Who Is More Likely to Experience Dark Circles?

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Certain individuals are more prone to developing dark circles due to various factors, including:

1. Older age.

2. Family history of dark circles.

3. Dark skin toned person with post inflammatory hyperpigmentation tendency.

What Treatment Options Are Available For Dark Circles At Dermapro?

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Topical Applicants

Creams containing skin-lightening ingredients to improve skin texture & skin tone.

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Oral Medications

Blood investigations to identify underlying conditions followed by medicines.

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Chemical
Peels

Reducing blemishes and promoting a smoother, more radiant complexion to revitalize your skin.

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Microneedling Radiofrequency

Minimally invasive its a advanced treatment to stimulate collagen & elastin, reducing skin laxity.

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Fillers

Injecting fillers to lift and volumize sagging skin, reversing shadowing effects and tear trough formation.

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Botox, Skin Boosters

Botox smooths wrinkles by temporarily & skin boosters use hyaluronic acid to improve skin texture.

What Is The Procedure At Dermapro?

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At DermaPro, our dark circle treatment protocol adheres to global safety standards and includes:

- In-depth consultation to assess your individual needs.

- Personalized treatment plan, potentially combining multiple modalities, tailored to the cause, type, and severity of your dark circles.

- Pre-treatment guidance to prepare your skin.

- Scheduled treatment sessions.

- Post-treatment support and care instructions.

- Follow-up appointments to monitor progress and adjust the treatment plan as needed.

How to get started?

You can call us to schedule your appointment +91-9010805805

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DermaPro is located on the 3rd floor, Unit 7 of the Suraj Bhan Pearl Complex in Shaikpet, Raidurg Main Road, Hyderabad, Telangana, 500008, beside the Darga and near Mehfil Circle.

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