Wrinkles under the eyes|Doctors explain the causes, treatment and home care for each type of wrinkles.
'I'm concerned about the wrinkles under my eyes and want to know what causes them and what I can do about them.'
I want to know how to get rid of or prevent wrinkles under my eyes."
I would like to know what cosmetic treatments are effective for wrinkles under the eyes."
Hello. I am a doctor of cosmetic dermatology and Smart Skin Clinic.
Do you have any of these concerns about wrinkles under your eyes?
In this article, we will discuss the types, causes, and treatment of wrinkles under the eyes,Cosmetic dermatology clinic from a professional standpointThis is an easy-to-understand explanation.
If you suffer from wrinkles under the eyes, please refer to this page.
Overview of wrinkles under the eyes
There are four main types of wrinkles under the eyesThe data can be divided into the following categories.
We have listed the causes of each, as well as home care and effective treatments.
*If you only need to know home care and treatment methods,You can jump to the section you wish to read from the table of contents.
type | fine wrinkles | fine lines and wrinkles | Deep wrinkles | fine wrinkles |
feature | Finely crape-shaped, shallow | be expressed with facial expressions | It's understandable and deep, even without expression. | It appears with the sagging of the skin. |
Main Causes | Drying | Expression habit | Aging Ultraviolet rays | Aging Skin laxity Weakness of the orbicularis oculi muscle |
home care | Moisturizer Review of skin care | Relaxing muscle tension | UV protection | Ocular Muscle Training |
treatment | Ion Implantation Topical tretinoin sneeze injection Sneco Spafolma Injection Jal Pro Classic Injection Pull Real Silk Injection | Botulinum toxin injection | Gowrie injection Jubeluk Volume (Renishna) Injection PRPF Therapy | Profibro Injection |
Types of wrinkles under the eyes
The following is a description of the characteristics of wrinkles under the eyes, by type.
Fine wrinkles (epidermal wrinkles)
The "fine wrinkles" under the eyes are also called "dry wrinkles" or "crepe wrinkles.
The main cause is "dryness.It is. Lack of moisture in the stratum corneum, the outermost layer of the skin, causes loss of elasticity and the formation of shallow wrinkles on the surface. The area around the eyes is said to be the first to show signs of aging, and fine lines and wrinkles can be seen even in young people.
If taken care of early, recovery can be expected, but if it continues for a long time, it tends to become a deep wrinkle.
fine lines and wrinkles
Expression wrinkles, as the name implies, are wrinkles formed by the movement of the facial muscles used to make facial expressions. The wrinkles at the corners of the eyes are also called "laugh lines.
The cause is repetition of the same facial expressions, such as facial habits. Wrinkles form when the same areas of skin are repeatedly folded, and tend to become deeper and more prominent with age.
Deep wrinkles (dermal wrinkles)
Deep wrinkles are deeply etched wrinkles, unlike shallow fine lines on the surface of the skin. Unlike expression wrinkles, which appear only when a facial expression is made, deep wrinkles can be seen even when the skin is expressionless.
Deep wrinkles are caused by a decrease in collagen and elastin, which maintain the elasticity and firmness of the skin, as well as by changes in the skin structure itself. They often appear naturally with age and are also affected by external factors such as ultraviolet rays, smoking, and dryness.
fine wrinkles
Progressive deep wrinkling leads to sagging wrinkles.
The cause is due to changes in the structure of the dermis and subcutaneous tissue, resulting in less support and drooping skin. The changes occur not only in the skin, but also from within the skin, including the bones and muscles.
They are especially likely to appear in areas with thin skin, such as around the eyes, and "eye bags" under the eyes are one such example.
Structures around the eyes that affect wrinkles under the eyes
The reason why wrinkles tend to form under the eyes is because the area under the eyes has the following three characteristics.
- The skin is thin.
- Low sebum secretion
- Facial muscles attach differently from other parts of the body.
The skin under the eyes is very thin, about 1/3 the thickness of the rest of the bodyThere is only one. With aging, the dermis becomes even thinner, resulting in collagen loss and disorganization of the elastin structure, resulting in loss of firmness and elasticity.
Also,Low sebum secretion and therefore prone to drynessThis is a characteristic of the epidermis. The epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin, acts as a natural barrier to keep the skin moist. However, the skin around the eyes is thinner and produces less sebum, making it more prone to dryness and damage than other parts of the body.
Furthermore, unlike the muscles of the body, the facial muscles of the face are located just below the skin. Excessive massage risks the muscles sliding down with the skin and causing "sagging," so care should be taken.
Causes of wrinkles under the eyes
Wrinkles under the eyes can be caused by internal factors such as aging and lifestyle, or external factors such as friction and UV rays.
- dryness
- friction
- Eye fatigue
- compulsive facial expression
- ultra-violet rays
- adding to one's years
- lifestyle
dryness
Dry skin is a condition in which the skin lacks moisture and sebum. The structure of the stratum corneum, the outermost layer of the skin, becomes disorganized and easily cracked, resulting in a rough texture. This leads to a decrease in the amount of light reflected, resulting in fine lines and wrinkles, dullness, and wrinkles.
In addition, using cleansers with high cleansing power to remove makeup may remove even the moisture and sebum necessary for the skin.
friction
Friction damages the delicate skin around the eyes, reducing the skin's protective barrier function and leading to wrinkles.
For example, are you doing any of the following?
- Scrubbing around the eyes during makeup removal and skin care
- Pulling at the corner of the eye when applying eyeliner.
- Has a habit of scratching around the eyes.
- When washing your face, you rinse it off in the shower.
For the skin around the eyes, makeup removal and shower pressure can also be a strain, increasing the risk of wrinkles and blemishes.
If you have allergies and are prone to scratching because of itching, you should address this problem as soon as possible, as it increases the risk of inflammation and dryness leading to wrinkles.
Eye fatigue
Eye fatigue is probably felt by most people today.
Prolonged close-up work, such as working on a computer or browsing a smartphone, causes the muscles that adjust the focus of the eyes to tense and become fatigued. Tense muscles cause poor blood circulation, which leads to a vicious cycle in which oxygen and nutrients are not delivered to the skin, waste products are not eliminated, and firmness and moisture are lost.
In addition, a disease called ptosis, in which the eyelids droop or the orbicularis oculi muscle is asymmetrical, can cause wrinkles in only one eye.
compulsive facial expression
Wrinkles are carved by facial habits. Do you have any of the following habits?
- Her face scrunches up when she smiles.
- Habit of opening or straining the eyes
- Has a habit of squeezing his eyes shut.
- I have a habit of poking my cheekbones.
Cheekbones are not associated with facial expressions, but cheekbones may cause wrinkling around the eyes.
ultra-violet rays
Ultraviolet rays cause not only blemishes, but also wrinkles, sagging, and all other skin aging problems.
Both UVA and UVB rays are responsible for wrinkles.
UVA reaches the dermis and denatures elastin and collagen, which maintain skin elasticity, causing deep wrinkles and sagging lines; UVB reaches the epidermis and acts on melanocytes, causing spots and freckles and dehydrating the stratum corneum, leading to fine wrinkles.
Refers to skin aging caused by the accumulation of UV damage over many years.
Exposure to ultraviolet rays produces reactive oxygen species, which damage cells and increase enzymes that break down collagen and elastin, which keep skin firm and elastic.
The American Academy of DermatologyAbout 80% of skin aging is caused by UV radiation.It is believed that
adding to one's years
It is easy to imagine that wrinkles increase with age.
Specifically, as we age, wrinkles are more likely to form due to a decrease in the moisture content around the eyes, and wrinkles are less likely to improve due to a slowing of turnover.
In addition, firmness and elasticity will be lost, leading to deep wrinkles, and furthermore, fat, muscle, and bone will atrophy, resulting in excess skin on top, making wrinkles more noticeable.
Lifestyle, including lack of sleep and poor nutrition
Lack of sleep and nutritional imbalances can lead to wrinkles.
During sleep, the secretion of growth hormones is activated, which repairs skin damage during the day. Insufficient sleep results in insufficient growth hormone production, which disrupts metabolism, resulting in skin that is not repaired and becomes dry.
You know that water, vitamins, minerals, and protein are necessary for beautiful skin, but be careful not to consume too much animal fat. Increased cholesterol and poor circulation make it difficult for nutrients to reach the skin, leading to wrinkles.
Home care for wrinkles under the eyes
There are some things you can do yourself to address wrinkles under the eyes. Here are some specific ways to take care of them.
Moisturizing is done up to eye cream.
What cosmetics can do for wrinkles is moisturize.
There are many ingredients in cosmetics that can help prevent wrinkles caused by dryness. Make good use of them.
Some people do not use milky lotion or cream because they do not like the texture, but this is a waste of money. Lotion alone does not hold moisture well, and only when supplemented with oil by milky lotion or cream can moisture evaporation be prevented. Use milky lotion or cream only in moderation, as too little can cause friction and too much can clog pores.
Of course, you should incorporate serums and creams for the eye area regardless of age.
Recommended Beauty Ingredients
Some cosmetics are medicated cosmetics (quasi-drugs) that contain a certain amount of wrinkle-improving active ingredients approved by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.It is a good idea to incorporate it into your daily skin care routine.
retinol | A type of vitamin A. It is especially effective for dry wrinkles and deep wrinkles. Promotes collagen production Acceleration of epidermal turnover Increased skin thickness |
niacinamide | Vitamin B3. Effects on dry and deep wrinkles, and whitening effects can also be expected. Promotes collagen production Prevents dryness by promoting ceramide production Anti-inflammatory action |
Neil Wang. | A skin care ingredient primarily intended to improve wrinkles. It is expected to be effective for dry wrinkles and deep wrinkles. Activation of fibroblast cells, promotion of skin turnover Moisturizing and softening of the skin Antioxidant action |
Rice Power Extract No. 11+. | Ingredient created through rice brewing and fermentation technology. It works on the epidermis, basement membrane, and dermis, and is expected to be effective for dry wrinkles and deep wrinkles. Increases epidermal hyaluronic acid Promotes dermal collagen production Suppresses secretion of enzymes that degrade dermal collagen and basement membrane collagen |
Cleansing and washing face without friction
Skin care should be performed with as little friction as possible.Scrubbing can damage the barrier function due to friction, and wrinkles are more likely to form from dryness.
Makeup should be used so generously that there is no resistance on the skin, and cleansing should be done gently with foam to absorb dirt. Lukewarm water is recommended, as rinsing with hot water can cause dryness. When wiping moisture from the face, use a soft towel.
UV protection is essential throughout the year.
Ultraviolet rays are present all year round. Regardless of the weather, measures need to be taken every day.It is.
Because UVA passes through both windows and clouds,Apply sunscreen as part of your skin care routine, even on days spent indoors.Instead of just applying it, place a dot and then extend it to avoid friction.
In addition, when going out, guard yourself by wearing a parasol, a hat, and sunglasses.
Rest/warm eyes
For tired eyes, it is advisable to warm the eyes to stimulate blood flow and to take moderate rest to relax the muscles.
The American Academy of Ophthalmology recommends "looking 20 feet away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes.
Make a conscious effort to take time away from computer and smartphone screens and give your eyes a rest.
orbicularis oculi muscle training
Simply moving the eyes up and down, left and right, is also training.
While massage can be effective in stimulating blood and lymph flow, too much forceful massage risks increasing wrinkles. It should be performed under the direction of a specialist.
Treatment of wrinkles under the eyes
Here are some treatments for wrinkles under the eyes.
Early fine wrinkles can be addressed to some extent by moisturizing, but skin care has limitations in improving deeper wrinkles. Choose the one that best suits your condition.
(data) item | Ion implantation | Topical tretinoin | SUNEKOS injection | Snecospaforma injection | JalPro Classic Injection | Plurial Silk Injection | botulinum toxin injection | Jubeluk Volume (Renishna) Injection | PRPF Therapy | gourization injection | profilo injection |
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Treatment Description | Introduce beauty ingredients into the skin | Apply vitamin A derivative to the affected area | Injection of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid and amino acid-based formulations | SUNECOS Evolution, injecting a formulation formulated in a patented ratio | Injection of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid and amino acid-based formulations | Injection of a formulation based on polynucleotides derived from salmon | Injection of botulinum toxin product into the muscle | Injection of a formulation containing non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid and polylactic acid | Injection of the patient's own platelets plus FGF (growth factor) | PCL (polycaprolactone) liquefied formulation injected | Injection of a formulation containing high molecular weight and low molecular weight hyaluronic acid |
Effect | moisturizer | Promotes turnover and improves elasticity | Moisturizing and collagen production promotion | Moisturizing, turnover promotion, collagen generation promotion | Moisturizing, turnover promotion, collagen generation promotion | Moisturizing, collagen production promotion, antioxidant action, anti-inflammatory action | Inhibits muscle movement | Promotes collagen production and improves firmness and luster | Promotes collagen generation, moisturizing, and turnover | Promotes collagen production | Moisturizing, improved firmness and elasticity, natural volume increase |
Time of onset of effect | immediate | several weeks later | several days later | several days later | Days, peak in weeks. | A few days after surgery | 1 to 2 weeks later | 2 to 3 weeks later | gradually | Gradually after a few days | Days to weeks later, peak in a month. |
Duration of effect | A few days to a week | Sustained effect with continuous use | 6 to 9 months | 6 to 9 months | 6 to 9 months | 6-12 months | 3-6 months | 1-2 years | More than 5 years | 6 months to 1 year | 6 months to 1 year |
Down time | almost none | Mild redness/peeling | 24 hours / Pain, redness, swelling, internal bleeding | 24 hours / Pain, redness, swelling, internal bleeding | 24 hours / Pain, redness, swelling, itching, internal bleeding | A few days / pain, redness, swelling | Mild swelling and redness for 1-2 days | 24 hours / Pain, redness, swelling, internal bleeding | A few days / redness, swelling, and | 24 hours / Redness, bumps, internal bleeding | 24 hours / Puffiness, redness, swelling, internal bleeding |
Ion implantation
This technology uses the power of electricity to penetrate beauty ingredients deeper into the skin than when applied by hand.
This treatment has no downtime, is fast-acting, and can be easily combined with other treatments. Effectiveness varies depending on the agent introduced.
Topical tretinoin
Tretinoin is a vitamin A derivative, a drug that works on skin metabolism to improve wrinkles. It promotes cell turnover and collagen production.
Side effects such as redness, peeling, and dryness, called A-reactions, may occur in the early stages of use. Use appropriately under the direction of a physician.
SUNEKOS injection
SNECOS is a formulation composed mainly of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid and six amino acids.
It moisturizes dry skin and promotes collagen production to increase firmness and elasticity. It is particularly effective in improving dark circles and fine lines under the eyes and is suitable for those seeking a natural-looking finish.
Snecospaforma injection
Specialized in improving dark circles and fine lines around the eyes.Evolution of SUNECOSThis is an injectable formulation of It is more effective and durable than conventional SUNECOS.
It is effective in improving dark circles and fine lines around the eyes, and clinical trials have shown that dark circles under the eyes improved an average of 601 TP3T after four injections.
JalPro Classic Injection
JalPro is an injectable formulation composed primarily of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid and amino acids that promotes skin repair and regeneration.
There are three types of JalPro Classic, JalPro HMW, and JalPro Super Hydro, and JalPro Classic is recommended for wrinkles under the eyes.
Plurial Silk Injection
Pluralsilk is an injectable based on polynucleotides (PN) derived from salmon.
It improves skin elasticity and firmness by enhancing the skin's ability to repair itself and promoting collagen production, resulting in a natural rejuvenating effect. It is particularly suitable for the delicate areas around the eyes and mouth.
botulinum toxin injection
Using a very fine needle, a small amount of botulinum toxin (Botox) is injected into the muscles that cause wrinkles under the eyes.
Botulinum toxin injections reduce wrinkles by temporarily inhibiting muscle movement, smoothing the skin and making wrinkles less noticeable.
Jubeluk Volume (Renishna) Injection
JUVELUX Volume (RENISNA) is an injectable drug that combines non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid with polylactic acid (PDLLA).
Compared to JUVELUX, its particles are larger and work deeper into the skin to increase its volume. It promotes the production of collagen and elastin, and is effective for deep wrinkles.
PRPF Therapy
PRPF therapy is a regenerative medicine that uses a preparation of FGF (growth factor) added to PRP therapy.PRP stands for Platelet Rich Plasma, which is a concentrated and activated form of platelets from the patient's own blood.
It is recommended for those who are not comfortable with foreign body injections, as it promotes natural self- tissue regeneration and is effective in improving wrinkles, sagging, skin indentations, and dark circles.
Of particular note are the long-term effects.
GOURI Injection
Gowrie injections are liquefied injectable preparations containing PCL (polycaprolactone) that are effective for lifting and improving sagging skin. PCL is used as a medical thread and is absorbed by the body to promote collagen and elastin production.
It is highly effective especially for wrinkles, sagging, and lifting around the eyes, and 3 to 4 treatments are recommended with an interval of about 1 month.
profilo injection
Profibro injections contain high concentrations of high and low molecular weight hyaluronic acid.
It is expected to be effective for overall skin rejuvenation, for dry wrinkles due to its high moisturizing effect, and for deep wrinkles and sagging wrinkles due to its actions such as supporting tissue repair and regulating cell proliferation and differentiation.
Makeup to camouflage wrinkles
If you want to hide wrinkles now, there are ways to temporarily camouflage them with makeup effects.
- First, moisturize well with skin care.
- Choose a shiny type of primer to make wrinkles fly away with light and make them less visible.
- Apply a small amount of foundation or concealer with a soft texture and good coverage to the center of the face. If you apply a thick layer of foundation or concealer in an attempt to hide wrinkles, it is more likely to cause make-up to fall off, and the make-up will collect in the wrinkles, making the wrinkles more noticeable.
- Finally, add a highlight and fly away with light.
What you can do to maintain the effectiveness of under eye wrinkle treatment
In order to maintain the effectiveness of treatment of wrinkles under the eyes, it is necessary not only to treat the wrinkles, but also to prepare before and spend time after the surgery.
Choose a clinic you can trust.
Different clinics specialize in different procedures and treatment plans.
Compare cases, word of mouth, and appropriate fee structures on websites and social networking sites.
Pain and downtime will vary depending on the preparation and the needle used. It is recommended to check the doctor's column in advance.
Then, if you have any questions, you can rest assured that you will be able to discuss them to your satisfaction at the counseling session.
Receive regular maintenance
Cosmetic dermatology treatments tend to be more effective the longer you continue to work with them. It is important to select a clinic not only based on the initial fee, but also on the ease of access and availability of appointments in anticipation of ongoing treatment.
Healthy living creates a foundation that prevents wrinkles from forming.
No matter how good the treatment is, if the condition of the skin or body is poor, it will not be effective and may even cause skin problems.
First, review your lifestyle.
Lack of sleep and disordered eating habits can lead to wrinkles under the eyes. By balancing nutrition, taking moderate exercise such as walking, and having a healthy body as a foundation, it will be easier to realize the effects of various treatments and home care.
FAQ
- What is the treatment for removing wrinkles from eyes?
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Depending on the type of wrinkle, there are a variety of treatments available, including botulinum toxin injections and Profibro injections.
- Botox or hyaluronic acid, which do you recommend for wrinkles?
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Botox (botulinum toxin injection) is recommended for expression wrinkles, and hyaluronic acid injections or JalPro Classic or Profibro injections containing hyaluronic acid are recommended for fine lines and deep wrinkles.
- Who is prone to wrinkles under the eyes?
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For example, people with tired eyes, under dryness, and excessive touching around the eyes.
- Is there an eye cream that improves wrinkles under the eyes?
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There are medicated cosmetics that contain ingredients approved for "wrinkle improvement."
- Does Vaseline help with wrinkles under the eyes?
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Vaseline has no wrinkle-improving effect. It is a moisturizing ingredient that protects the skin from external stimuli by creating a protective film on the skin's surface to keep it moist.
- What concealer does not get into wrinkles?
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Choose one with a soft texture. If it is hard, it may get into wrinkles and make them more noticeable.
For wrinkles under the eyes, go to Smart Skin Clinic.
There are different types of wrinkles under the eyes, and effective approaches depend on the symptoms.
Although there are cosmetics that contain active ingredients for wrinkles, unfortunately some wrinkles cannot be improved with home care. Those seeking immediate results or who want to improve wrinkles for an important event may want to choose a treatment that takes into account the time of onset and duration of effects.
In any case, you must first determine the condition of your wrinkles.
If you would like to learn more about the condition of your under-eye wrinkles, suitable treatments, and home care, please come in for a free consultation. Our cosmetic dermatologists will suggest the best method for you.
Please be assured that there will be no forced solicitation.