Drooping of eyebrows

With age loss of collagen happens and so dropping of eyebrows.

Treatment - Botox

A Botox brow lift is a type of procedure that treats frown lines between your brows. It also elevates the height of your eyebrows with Botox Cosmetic (botulinum toxin type A) injections. These shots work by relaxing underlying muscles to smooth your skin on the outside and relaxing the muscles between the brows. Additional Botox injections can be placed at the ends of the eyebrows to help relax those muscles as well.

The amount of lift you get will vary, depending on your age and tone of the musclesHIFU-high intensity focussed ultrasound rays gives lift to the eyebrows.

Radiofrequency

Radio frequency skin tightening (RF) is an aesthetic technique that uses RF energy to heat tissue and stimulate subdermal collagen production in order to reduce the appearance of fine lines and loose skin.

The technique induces tissue remodeling and production of new collagen and elastin. The process provides an alternative to facelift and other cosmetic surgeries. RF treatment also causes apoptosis of fat cells, which leads to fat layer reduction in the treated area.

HIFU

HIFU is a very effective treatment for lifting the brows. ... hifu is a focused deeply penetrating ultrasound energy that without surgery can help provide a lift. It is targeted for lifting skin on the neck, under the chin, on the brow etc.

Eyelid sagging

Plasma eyelid lift Choosing a plasma eye lift can help you address issues with saggy top and bottom eyelids which occurs when the skin around the eyes gets lax with age without the risks involved with surgery. Plasma eye lifts are a powerful and effective alternative to surgical procedures such as blepharoplasty (eyelid correction). The treatment is preferred by many over more invasive surgical cosmetic procedures as plasma eye lifts mean reduced recovery time and none of the complications that can arise before and after surgery. Non-surgical eye lifts remove the excess eyelid skin and wrinkles around the eyes while being entirely non-invasive.

The system doesn’t spread heat to surrounding areas either, which makes it ideal for treating sensitive areas (such as eyelids) that are not really suitable for other devices. The plasma eye lift works best to lift or smooth hooded, heavy or double eyelids, and also to reduce eye bags and crow’s feet wrinkles. Plasma uses the ionisation of gases in the air forming an electrical arc. The other states of matter being solid, liquid and gas. The procedure is a relatively painless and fuss-free eye-lifting treatment. During the session, our trained practitioners will apply a topical anaesthesia to the eye area. Next, the Plasma Applicator is applied to the places which are to be treated in a specific order and manner, effectively removing the excess skin. The Plasma Applicator will reshape the contour of the eye area and leave behind tiny micro scabs that drop off in a few days.

Puffy eyes

Bags under eyes — mild swelling or puffiness under the eyes — are common as you age. With aging, the tissues around your eyes, including some of the muscles supporting your eyelids, weaken. Normal fat that helps support the eyes can then move into the lower eyelids, causing the lids to appear puffy. Fluid also may accumulate in the space below your eyes, adding to the swelling. Bags under eyes -are usually a cosmetic concern and rarely a sign of a serious underlying medical condition- Thyroid disorder -because of which hormonal changes happens and lead to puffiness of skin around the eyes, Renal (kidney) disease Several factors cause or worsen this effect, including:

Overconsumption of salt, which causes Fluid retention, especially upon waking or after a salty meal
Lack of sleep
Allergies
Smoking
Heredity — under-eye bags can run in families

Dermal fillers

In the case of eye bags, often these are caused, at least in part, by the loss of volume in the mid-cheek. When the mid-cheek loses volume, eye bags appear relatively bigger, as the volume beneath it has fallen away. By replacing volume in the mid-cheek using dermal fillers, it is possible to reduce this difference and therefore the appearance of eye bags.

Wrinkles around eyes

It was bound to happen. You see a picture of yourself smiling in a group photo, when you spot them. You tell yourself, “No, this can’t be happening. Not to me, I’m too young. I still have years ahead of me.” Then you zoom in, and horror descends over you as those tiny lines confirm what you never deigned to believe could be true. You have.. Its totally natural part of the aging process for pretty much every human being who ever lived, when they start showing up around your eyes at a young age, they can seem like they add years to your face.

What Are Crow’s Feet ?

As we age, our skin loses its ability to stretch and rebound. Sun damage, dehydration, smoking, and even some prescription medications can all contribute to this loss of elasticity. Facial expressions cause the skin at the outer corners of our eyes to crease and form what are known as “dynamic” wrinkles. As the years pass, these fine lines become more pronounced and eventually form heavy, “static” wrinkles. Crow’s feet — or laugh lines, if you prefer — are often a telling sign of how well a person took care of their skin over the preceding decades. Along with crows feet you get tiny wrinkling under eyes as well

Botox -Botox Cosmetic for wrinkles, according to the Adore clinic is by far the most common use of the product. When using for crow’s feet, the injections relax muscles surrounding your eye corners, so your skin smooths out. The effects may be especially noticeable after a week when you laugh Meso botox can also helps to reduce the tiny wrinkling under eyes Plasma eye lift treatment can also help to reduce the wrinkling arround eyes

Volume loss under eye ( Tear trough )

Tear troughs are the grooves that sit between the lower eyelid and the cheeks. They create a hollow at the junction between the lower eyelid and the cheek. In many cases, tear troughs are genetic rather than a result of ageing, and often arise in the early twenties. Volume loss can also give you shadowing and looks like darkening of under eye

Causes for tear trough

Fast weight loss
Loss of volume with age
Genetic

Dermal fillers

The under eye area is a common cosmetic concern. Issues in this area are often are associated with looking tired. Non-surgically, tear troughs and eye bags can be treated with dermal fillers, which help to improve smooth the transition between the lower eyelid and the cheek. Dr. Madhavi is renowned as one of the true experts with the tear trough, having performed many of treatments. Patients from all around the country seek her expertise for their tear trough treatments. Patients who are good candidates often complain of a ‘hollow look’ or dark circles under they eyes; they may also point out enlarging fat pockets in the lower eyelids