Is Aezelic acid any good for recessed infraorbitalis?

[llucky]

I have recessed infraorbitals and dark undereyes. I know it's mainly used for coloring, but I want to find out if it will fix my undereye area. Right now i just use tinted sunscreen and every once in a while concealer, but i want a more permanent solution. From the research I have done, I believe it works, but I want to know if anyone has tried it or done research on it? And is it worth using?
edit: it would be to fix the coloring

 

[redeem]

bro how on earth is azelaic acid meant to fix recessed infras or any under-eye support related problems

 

[llucky]

bro how on earth is azelaic acid meant to fix recessed infras or any under-eye support related problems

its supposed to even out the coloring under my eye. Obviously not fix the bone, but make them appear better

 

[Jus_Kev]

its supposed to even out the coloring under my eye. Obviously not fix the bone, but make them appear better

Only works if its a melanin problem but if ur recessed and/or have thin skin its won't make much of a difference. Also if ur going to use make sure to do a low percent or irritation and peeling of the under eye can occur. If u have thin skin jus use tret it will help more than azelaic acid.

 

[llucky]

Only works if its a melanin problem but if ur recessed and/or have thin skin its won't make much of a difference. Also if ur going to use make sure to do a low percent or irritation and peeling of the under eye can occur. If u have thin skin jus use tret it will help more than azelaic acid.

thank u. so its prob not worth it for me then

 

[Jus_Kev]

thank u. so its prob not worth it for me then

np mark as solution if u want

 

[Seeyenar]

Tiktokcels try not to mention infraorbitals challenge (impossible)

 

[llucky]

Tiktokcels try not to mention infraorbitals challenge (impossible)

lmao yeah it's really exaggerated on tt bc of that cope under-eye "elixir" but my eye area is definitely my worst feature.