Under-Eye Rejuvenation: Volume Loss, Thin Skin & Aging

 

The under-eye area is often one of the first places to show signs of aging. Over time, skin becomes thinner, collagen decreases, and volume is gradually lost, which can create hollowness, shadows, fine lines, and a tired appearance.

Not all under-eye concerns are the same. Dark circles may come from pigmentation, visible blood vessels, thin skin, or simply shadowing caused by volume loss.

 

Why Under-Eye Hollowness Happens

As we age, the fat and structural support around the eyes and midface change. The transition between the lower eyelid and cheek can become more pronounced, creating a visible tear trough or hollow.

In some patients, restoring support in the cheeks and midface can improve the under-eye area more naturally than treating the tear trough alone.

 

Thin Skin Matters Too

Under-eye skin is naturally delicate and becomes thinner with age. This can make fine lines, blood vessels, and underlying structures more visible.

For this reason, under-eye rejuvenation may involve more than simply adding volume. Treatments aimed at improving skin quality, collagen production, and texture may also be recommended.

 

Customized Under-Eye Treatment

 

Depending on your anatomy, treatment may include:

• • Dermal filler or volume restoration

• • PRF or regenerative treatments

• • Collagen-stimulating treatments

• • Laser or energy-based skin treatments

• • Midface rejuvenation

• • Lower blepharoplasty for more significant under-eye bags

At HALO Beverly Hills, the goal is to create a smoother, more refreshed transition between the lower eyelid and cheek while maintaining natural facial balance.