Different techniques for treating dark circles

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Modern surgical and cosmetic treatments offer effective solutions for dark circles. Fillers treat hollow areas, lasers stimulate collagen, and carboxytherapy boosts blood circulation. Simple sessions provide immediate and natural results.

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Dark circles

A ghost that hangs over the skin of a lot of girls and women, it is a general problem however the reasons differ.

The reasons for the appearance of dark circles vary, and the treatment is determined according to the cause.

Dr Tarek Zayid explains the most prominent reasons, methods and cosmetic techniques used for treatment:

1- Stress.
2- Much intake of caffeinated drinks as tea, coffee and Pepsi.
3- The long time working on laptops and mobile devices.
4- Skin pigmentation: The treatment, in this case, is done by prescribing medical creams that lighten these areas.
5- Accumulation and prominence of fats around the eye area: the treatment, in this case, is done by injection of the filler in simple cases or plastic surgery (Blepharoplasty) in advanced cases.
6- Deficiency in blood flow: the treatment here is done through carboxytherapy and platelet-rich plasma sessions, which activates the blood circulation around the eye area, leading to the improvement of dark circles and treatment.

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