Laser Facial
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Dark circles have three distinct causes and each needs a different treatment: excess pigment, visible blood vessels beneath thin skin, and shadow cast by hollowing of the tear trough. Many are a combination. Identifying which applies to you is the whole of the treatment decision — the wrong approach produces no change at all.
Pigmented, vascular and hollow-related causes are treated differently — the plan follows your actual diagnosis.
Reducing shadowing and discolouration often has an outsized effect on overall facial freshness.
Laser, topical and filler-based approaches are all considered before anything more invasive.
Most treatments are completed in well under an hour with little to no downtime.
The area is examined under good lighting, sometimes stretching the skin, to identify whether pigment, vessels or hollowing is the dominant cause.
A laser, topical, or volume-based approach is chosen to match the diagnosis — not a single default protocol for everyone.
The chosen treatment (often a pigment or vascular laser) is applied to the under-eye area with appropriate eye protection.
A cooling gel or specific skincare instructions are given depending on the treatment used.
Similar to mild sun exposure, typically settling within hours.
Any temporary darkening or puffiness resolves.
Pigment and vascular causes both show gradual, session-by-session improvement.
Pigment-based causes can temporarily worsen before improving — a normal, expected part of the process.
Hollowing-related shadow does not respond to laser treatment at all and needs a different approach entirely.
A risk specifically where the approach involves any injection component.
Pigment and vascular causes are usually priced per laser session; hollowing-related shadow (if filler-based) is priced differently.
Course-based pricing (3–6 sessions) is typical.
Topical products can help mild pigment-related darkening, but they do nothing for visible blood vessels or shadow from hollowing — which is why an accurate diagnosis matters more than the product itself.
No — filler addresses hollowing and volume loss specifically. Pigment and vascular causes need laser or topical treatment instead, which is why diagnosis comes first.
Typically 3–6 sessions, though this depends entirely on which cause (or combination) applies to you.
Yes, with settings and technique specifically adjusted for this thinner, more sensitive area — which is different from how the rest of the face is treated.
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