Hollow or structural dark circles: what are the solutions?

As we age, the thin layer of subcutaneous fat located in the lower eyelid diminishes, causing the face to appear more skeletal, emphasising the natural hollow located under the eyes. This can also be hereditary, associated with a characteristic facial shape. This hollow, with the interplay of shadow and light on the face, appears dark: if the light comes from above, a shadow will appear under your eyes. Conversely, frontal lighting will lessen this effect.

There is no standard profile. This type of dark circles can have a genetic origin, or gradually develop over time depending on the changes in the bone structure.

Makeup will not plump up your hollow under-eye circles, nor will a caffeine treatment . Instead, place particular emphasis on hydrating this area with a highly concentrated eye contour cream rich in coenzyme Q10. Also known as ubiquinone, this coenzyme, naturally present in the body, stimulates cellular regeneration and prevents collagen degradation and skin elasticity loss. Q10 thus enhances the look and prevents the formation of the first fine lines. This product also contains prickly pear oil, a powerful firming and tightening treatment due to its high content of essential fatty acids. It is also appreciated for its antioxidant properties.

To delve even further, it is possible to resort to hyaluronic acid injections to fill in the hollow. However, this solution is temporary and therefore needs to be repeated. A surgical solution is also conceivable. It involves injecting one's own fat into the hollow of the eye contour to restore volume.