Practitioners share their approaches to rejuvenating the delicate skin above the eyes
The periorbital region is one of the first areas to show visible signs of ageing. From thinning skin and volume loss to laxity and pigmentation, patients are increasingly seeking non-surgical solutions to restore a more refreshed and youthful eye area.1 For practitioners, the challenge lies in offering effective yet safe interventions for a region that is notoriously delicate, anatomically complex and highly expressive.
This article explores the clinical considerations, patient presentations and emerging technologies being used to treat the upper eyelid area with energy-based device – highlighting approaches that balance efficacy with safety and natural-looking results.
Understanding periorbital concerns
According to the practitioners interviewed, the most common complaints from patients include hooded or heavy upper lids, skin laxity, fine lines, crepiness, volume loss and pigmentation.
“Some are bothered by asymmetry or heaviness that creates a tired or aged appearance,” says aesthetic practitioner Dr Ravi Jain, adding, “Others complain of difficulty applying makeup or believe that…
