Under-Eye Circles & Hollows
"Dark circles" covers at least three different things: pigment in the skin, a shadow cast by a hollow, and visible vessels beneath thin skin. Creams marketed for all three tend to work on none of them.
What people usually notice
- Darkness that stays constant regardless of sleep
- A visible groove between the lower lid and cheek
- Skin under the eye that looks thin or bluish
- Concealer that creases into the area rather than covering it
What commonly contributes
- Genuine pigmentation, which is common in Indian skin
- Volume loss creating a tear-trough shadow
- Thin under-eye skin showing the vessels beneath
- Allergies, rubbing and sleep, which contribute but rarely explain it alone
This page describes what is common, not what is true of you. Only an examination can say which of these applies.
What a doctor may consider
Which of these suits you — and whether any of them is needed at all — is decided at the consultation, not from this page.
What the consultation settles
Ask specifically which of the three causes applies to you before agreeing to anything. Under-eye filler placed for what is actually pigment will not fix the darkness.
Related concerns
Questions patients ask about under-eye circles & hollows
Will filler fix my dark circles?
Is under-eye filler risky?
Do creams work for this?
Related at The Aesthetic Edge
Get a doctor's read before you decide anything
₹500 consultation, waived off against your treatment. Indiranagar or Bellandur — closed Wednesdays.
Book an AppointmentGeneral information, not medical advice — your treatment is decided at an in-person consultation. Terms & Conditions