Circles under the eyes
Look fresher and more relaxed

How do circles under the eyes develop?

There are various reasons why dark circles develop under the eyes as we age. The main causes include the loss of subcutaneous fatty tissue around the lower eyelids and the loss of bone around the eye sockets. A “tear trough” forms in the central area of the lower eye sockets and depressions form at the sides. Both phenomena appear as loss of fullness under the eyes, which in an everyday context is often associated with a tired and lifeless appearance.

How can eye circles be treated?

Loss of fullness under the eyes can be treated with a filler. Very fine cannulas with rounded tips are used instead of needles to make treatment especially gentle. This makes treatment practically painless, and afterwards clients can resume their usual activities with no restrictions.

How soon after treatment can I resume my everyday activities?

The treatment lasts 30 minutes in total (consultation, information, preparation and administration of treatment) and you can then resume your usual activities with no restrictions on your social life. Any needle-entry points that remain visible for a short time can easily be hidden with make-up.

What do I need to be aware of after treatment with fillers?

The treatment is generally well tolerated. The doctor discusses possible side effects individually with the client before every treatment. They are generally mild and do not last long. Possible side effects include small, temporary bruises and brief redness or swelling at the injection site. Blood-thinning medicines such as aspirin should not be taken during the week before treatment as this may increase the risk of bruising. We also advise against treatment during pregnancy.

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Tatjana’s treatment outcome

By treating Tatjana’s face as a whole, it was possible to improve her jaw line and the circles under her eyes by contouring her cheekbones and reducing the nasolabial fold. Once these changes, which were due to the natural process of aging, had been rectified, the excess skin and the tear trough under her eyes were better defined and could be treated specifically. The circles under her eyes are now not only greatly reduced – Tatjana’s face looks fresher overall and her skin quality has substantially improved as a result of the treatments with hyaluronic acid products.

Tatjana's Customer Journey

Tatjana looks younger than her years. But she is bothered by the dark rings under her eyes and would like to do something about them. Read Tatjana’s Customer Journey to see how we managed this.

What fillers are

Fillers are materials that are injected into the tissue to compensate for material loss associated with the natural aging process. Fillers are mostly used to "fill in" wrinkles. The fillers that we use at Smoothline are based exclusively on fully degradable, natural hyaluronic acid.

More treatments with fillers

Nasolabial folds

Achieving a fresh, relaxed appearance is the primary goal of Smoothline wrinkle treatment. Smoothline develops an individual treatment plan together with each client to ensure that all their needs are met as fully as possible.

Cheek augmentation

Over the years, the aging process of the facial skin is accompanied by an increasing redistribution of the fatty tissue under the skin and loss of bone mass in the central part of the face. This often results in loss of volume in the cheek and lower eyelid region, creating the typical impression of a tired, aging face.

Cheek wrinkles

Lips and mouth

Beautiful lips are an essential part of a well-cared-for face. When treating lips, Smoothline focuses primarily on “lip enhancement”, in which the outline of the lips is treated to create a harmonious shape.

Around the nose

Hyaluronic acid is used to fill wrinkles and can also smooth out uneven places on the bridge of the nose, making it relatively easy to correct an unwanted bump, for example.

Lower jawline/jowls

A face with beautifully defined contours creates a younger, fresher appearance. As we age, structural changes take place in the skin and cells start to work less efficiently.

Hydration treatment for the hands

The quality of our skin changes as we age. It makes the skin less elastic and supple, and it becomes increasingly dry. Hydration therapy restores the moisture balance of the skin.

Hydration treatment for the décolleté

The quality of our skin changes as we age. It makes the skin less elastic and supple, and it becomes increasingly dry. Hydration therapy restores the moisture balance of the skin.

Forehead Lines

With increasing age and decreasing skin elasticity, there comes a point at which expression-related lines no longer disappear. They become deeper and are visible as forehead lines even when the facial muscles are relaxed.

Frown Lines

A frown line is the vertical line between the eyebrows above the root of the nose. It is a form of expression line that can be caused by the daily movement of the facial muscles.

Eye Wrinkles ("Crow’s Feet")

Wrinkles caused by facial expressions (expression lines) develop as a result of the activity of the underlying facial muscles. Eye wrinkles ("crow’s feet") are a particular form of expression line.

Masseter Muscle ("Chewing Muscle")

The masseter muscle can become very strong, particularly if it gets a lot of exercise. This is true of all muscles: The more they are used, the bigger and stronger they grow.

Treatment of Hyperhidrosis

Targeted treatment of the underarms significantly reduces excessive sweating as well as the associated odor.

Matthias' Customer Journey

Matthias was bothered that his face had recently been looking tired and a bit tense even though he was getting enough sleep, eating a healthy diet, and exercising.

Circles under the eyes Look fresher and more relaxed