Dark Circles

Look at yourself in the mirror, and see a tired woman’s eyes looking at you! However if we were to have you having a complete shut-eye night. Is that enough to blot out those dark circles? Sadly, not in this case as you need to think about more than one thing.

But, why I have dark circles under my eye?  

People often think that dark circles are due to fatigue and a lack of sleep. While this may be one reason, there are actually other reasons for dark under-eye circles, such as the natural aging process.
Depending on the color of the skin these circles can look violet or blue or dark brown or black. For many people, they’re a cause for concern and many of us want to change their appearance for a fresh look. In some cases, dark circles under the eyes may indicate a need for changes in lifestyle, such as improvements in sleeping habits or even healthy eating.

The main reasons for the dark circles under the eye are:

• Poor sleeping
• hyper pigmentation, which happens when the body produces more melanin
• Fatty tissue around the eyes becomes less than the normal level
• Anemia (Lack of iron)
• overexposure directly to sunlight
• frequent rubbing of the eyes
• aging
• smoking
• inherited genes
• Dehydration (lack of water)

Important steps to prevent the presence of dark circles under your eyes  

You need to avoid the appearance of those dark circles to have a clean, new and beautiful look, but how can you do this? By following those steps:

1. What your doctors’ Suggestions for you to treat those dark circles?  

Based on the diagnosis of the condition of those circles and the cause of these circles, your doctor may provide a medication choice. Those recommendations can include:

• Laser treatments: Laser targets dark pigments under the eye and is used to light them, and also helps in the formation of new collagen. It is considered to be a very effective treatment for dark circles.
• Chemical peeling: It is used to lighten the hyperpigmentation under the eyes.
• Fillers: It will be injected into the tissue under the eye by your dermatologist, helping to fill the thin area under the eye that results from the loss of fatty tissue underneath it.

In fact, dark circles can affect anyone of any age, not just the elderly, for a variety of reasons. As mentioned earlier, genetics, aging, and lifestyle factors all play a vital role in the appearance of dark circles. People may also find that sensitivity, vitamin deficiencies, lack of sleep and relaxation or health conditions can cause dark circles.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle with enough sleeping hours, a balanced diet, and drinking a decent amount of water will help you avoid dark circles.