Condition
How to treat under-eye circles
Pigmented under-eye circles, of genetic or acquired origin.
About under-eye circles
Under-eye circles can have a pigmentary origin (excess melanin in the area, usually genetic) or a structural one (volume/fat loss that creates a shadow in the area) — the cause directly influences which approach works best.
Recommended treatments
The SKIMS Method protocol for under-eye circles
The exact indication depends on age, severity and history — an in-person evaluation defines which protocol (or combination) is right for your case.
Blefaropeel
Non-surgical eyelid rejuvenation
See full protocol →Real results
Before and after — under-eye circles
- Blefaropeel
Performed by Dr. José Henrique Effgen
Results vary depending on the case, individual response and adherence to follow-up care. Images are of real patients, published with authorization.
Frequently asked questions
Do genetic under-eye circles have treatment?
Yes, but the type of protocol (lightening or filler, for example) depends on whether the circles are predominantly pigmentary or structural — hence the importance of an assessment before indicating any procedure.
Does sleeping well fix genetic under-eye circles?
It helps prevent them from getting worse, but it doesn't resolve under-eye circles of genetic or structural origin, which require assessment and a specific protocol.
Ask your questions about under-eye circles
The recommended protocol depends on an in-person evaluation at SKIMS House clinic, in São Paulo.
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