"Those with chronic inflammatory skin disorders such as eczema or skin allergies may also suffer from this problem. "As we age our skin thins, which makes blood vessels more visible and we lose volume due to a depletion in collagen, pulling the lower eye area down and creating hollow contours and shadows. This is sometimes known as periorbital melanosis." "Dark circles are very common, however hyperpigmentation under the eyes is more common in Asian skin because dark-skinned people have more melanin (the pigment which gives skin its colour) than light-skinned people. "Rings under the eyes often run within a family and can be down to your skin type," adds Dr Anjali Mahto, consultant dermatologist and author of The Skincare Bible. "Grey/black hyperpigmentation due to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation."
"Red/violet colour hyperpigmentation due to vascular leakage."ģ. "Brown colour hyperpigmentation due to sun damage and hereditary predisposition."Ģ. “Fortunately, this can be corrected easily and quickly with specific dermal fillers that are made for this purpose,” he says, noting that, if that’s your goal, it's especially important to see a practitioner who has skill and experience with the procedure.Dr Sabrina Shah-Desai Aesthetic Oculoplastic surgeon and international key opinion leader for Teoxane says there are three main, scientific causes of dark circles under the eyes.ġ.
To further explain, Reza Tirgari, MD, says that as volume diminishes under the eye and skin becomes thinner, the deeper capillary bed becomes more noticeable, which is why the under-eye area appears darker with age. What’s more, she points out that, as we age, the delicate skin covering that area of tissue is also prone to losing collagen and elastin, which then leads to thinner skin and even more obvious volume loss and shadows. This is one of the most common causes of dark circles.” “Over time, this pillow of tissue shrinks and descends, leading to a decrease in the natural volume of the under-eye, and the creation of a shadow. “Underneath the eye is a special pillow of soft tissue called the SOOF (suborbicularis oculi fat),” explains Rubin. A major reason why dark, sunken under-eyes become visible is due to a natural loss of volume in the facial area.
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